Developing a positive learning environment

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Developing a positive learning environment

by Sherry

Jun 18, 2013

Continuously tying character education and bucket filling into classroom/school activities and discussions is the best way to develop a positive learning environment. ~Sherry L. Hoffman, Reading Specialist and Author of "A to Z Character Education for the Classroom"

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Katherine On 6/18/13, Sherry wrote: > Continuously tying character education and bucket filling > into classroom/school activities and discussions is the > best way to develop a positive learning environment. > ~Sherry L. Hoffman, Reading Specialist and Author of "A to > Z Character Education for the Classroom"

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Jul 29, 2013

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Sherry L. Hoffman Thank you for your response! I find that developing common vocabulary through terms like "bucket filling" and "dipping" works with any age group. I use that language in my home and school environment. It is an easy way to identify actions and ignite discussions about proper behavior. Character development is something that should be discussed and w...See More

Jul 30, 2013

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Leah There are three articles that may be of interest: "Cliques and Put-Downs in Elementary Classrooms," "Building Character in Students," "52 Character building Thoughts for Children." They may be found by clicking below

Sep 8, 2013

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