On 10/26/09, Mark wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I graduated last year and I am having a tough time getting
> a permanent placement. I though I would create a classroom
> management plan to take to interviews? It was suggested by
> a friend of mine. I have found lots of information on
> them, but no real template.
>
> Any examples would really be helpful,
>
> Thanks so much

Here's a sample plan from my band class. It's a good example
of a stepped plan. I mostly stall on step 2 to give the
student and parents a chance to get problems worked out.
Occasionally I have a student who will make it to step 3. I've
not had a student make it to step 3 twice which is the nice
part of the system. There are built in intensives to keep this
from happening.

I have one rule and that's respect. Everything else is a
responsibility. If I notice a pattern of misbehavior then the
student moves to step 2 and responsibilities become rules with
consequences. Students want to keep on step 1 which keeps the
respectful. Link below.

Steve

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