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Teachers that yell

by MyVavies

Jan 13, 2017

I just got hired at a daycare as my first daycare job. There are two teachers I work with as a Teachers assistant. Both teachers yell at the children to get them to listen. It works, but I don't feel comfortable yelling at the children. What do I do? They don't listen unless you yell. I don't know if it Because my way doesn't work, or because the two other teachers yell and unless you do yell, the kids don't take you seriously. Ether way, I don't know what to do. Help!

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Lorrainem On 1/14/17, Anwesha Ganguly wrote: > On 1/13/17, MyVavies wrote: >> I just got hired at a daycare as my first daycare job. > There >> are two teachers I work with as a Teachers assistant. >> Both teachers yell at the children to get them to listen. > It >> works, but I don't feel comfortable yelling at the > chil...See More

Jan 14, 2017

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MyVavies On 1/14/17, Lorrainem wrote:
> On 1/14/17, Anwesha Ganguly wrote:
>> On 1/13/17, MyVavies wrote:
>>> I just got hired at a daycare as my first daycare job.
>> There
>>> are two teachers I work with as a Teachers assistant.
>>> Both teachers yell at the children to get them to
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Jan 14, 2017

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Lewis You deserve credit for accurate recognition of a problem and seeing it in its real complexity and difficulty. Yelling can be frustrating to both you and them. My feeling, like yours, is that yelling does not teach them awareness. It is not clear whether "standard textbook" solutions will work. If the yelling is a problem, then your coordi...See MoreYou deserve credit for accurate recognition of a problem and seeing it in its real complexity and difficulty. Yelling can be frustrating to both you and them. My feeling, like yours, is that yelling does not teach them awareness. It is not clear whether "standard textbook" solutions will work. If the yelling is a problem, then your coordinator or administrator should be stepping in to give useful ideas and training. But not all bosses have solutions for everything. Also see what your colleagues do and if their techniques work. I suggest not "resting" until you have a solution - you and everyone else deserves it.

I believe the a few minutes of the following links will immediately grab your interest. Students "carry the burden" rather than you. You may look back at this as the moment in which the children's chaos allowed you do grow.

Whole Brain Teaching Class Yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bftHkYYOmQ

Class Yes (kindergarten) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=class+yes+kindergarten

Intro to Whole Brain (general) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBeWEgvGm2Y

Finally, although very broad, you may find some useful ideas in this blog:

https://www.smartclassroommanagement.com/?s=yelling&submit=Search

On 1/14/17, MyVavies wrote: > On 1/14/17, Lorrainem wrote: >> On 1/14/17, Anwesha Ganguly wrote: >>> On 1/13/17, MyVavies wrote: >>>> I just got hired at a daycare as my first daycare job. >>> There >>>> are two teachers I work with as a Teachers assistant. >>>> Both teachers yell at the children to get them to >>>> listen. >>> It >>>> works, but I don't feel comfortable yelling at the >>> children. >>>> What do I do? They don't listen unless you yell. I >>>> don't know if it Because my way doesn't work, or >>>> because the two other teachers yell and unless you do >>>> yell, the kids don't take you seriously. Ether way, I >>>> don't know what to do. Help! >>> I agree with both the things. Sometimes yelling is >>> mandatory, specially if you are training kids for their >>> future. However, it does not really mean that we'll >>> explode our throats for it. You need to get used to it >> How sad for those children to be in an environment is one >> of yelling and intimidation. It will surely set up the >> next generation to believe that the only way to get >> someone to cooperate is through intimidation. There is >> another way and it takes time and patience to build an >> atmosphere of trust, kindness and cooperation with firm, >> no nonsense rules. > > > How though?

Jan 14, 2017

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Cat On 1/14/17, Lewis wrote: > You deserve credit for accurate recognition of a problem and > seeing it in its real complexity and difficulty. Yelling can > be frustrating to both you and them. My feeling, like yours, > is that yelling does not teach them awareness. It is not clear > whether "standard textbook" solutions will w...See MoreOn 1/14/17, Lewis wrote: > You deserve credit for accurate recognition of a problem and > seeing it in its real complexity and difficulty. Yelling can > be frustrating to both you and them. My feeling, like yours, > is that yelling does not teach them awareness. It is not clear > whether "standard textbook" solutions will work. If the > yelling is a problem, then your coordinator or administrator > should be stepping in to give useful ideas and training. But > not all bosses have solutions for everything. Also see what > your colleagues do and if their techniques work. I suggest > not "resting" until you have a solution - you and everyone > else deserves it. > > I believe the a few minutes of the following links will > immediately grab your interest. Students "carry the burden" > rather than you. You may look back at this as the moment in > which the children's chaos allowed you do grow. > > Whole Brain Teaching Class Yes > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bftHkYYOmQ > > Class Yes (kindergarten) > https://www.youtube.com/results? search_query=class+yes+kindergarten > > Intro to Whole Brain (general) > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBeWEgvGm2Y > > Finally, although very broad, you may find some useful ideas > in this blog: > > https://www.smartclassroommanagement.com/? s=yelling&submit=Search > > > > > On 1/14/17, MyVavies wrote: >> On 1/14/17, Lorrainem wrote: >>> On 1/14/17, Anwesha Ganguly wrote: >>>> On 1/13/17, MyVavies wrote: >>>>> I just got hired at a daycare as my first daycare job. >>>> There >>>>> are two teachers I work with as a Teachers assistant. >>>>> Both teachers yell at the children to get them to >>>>> listen. >>>> It >>>>> works, but I don't feel comfortable yelling at the >>>> children. >>>>> What do I do? They don't listen unless you yell. I >>>>> don't know if it Because my way doesn't work, or >>>>> because the two other teachers yell and unless you do >>>>> yell, the kids don't take you seriously. Ether way, I >>>>> don't know what to do. Help! >>>> I agree with both the things. Sometimes yelling is >>>> mandatory, specially if you are training kids for their >>>> future. However, it does not really mean that we'll >>>> explode our throats for it. You need to get used to it >>> How sad for those children to be in an environment is one >>> of yelling and intimidation. It will surely set up the >>> next generation to believe that the only way to get >>> someone to cooperate is through intimidation. There is >>> another way and it takes time and patience to build an >>> atmosphere of trust, kindness and cooperation with firm, >>> no nonsense rules. >> >> >> How though? It could happen if the other workers or your director held a meeting and outlined a new behavior management system. I use total transformation and it works well. But everyone needs to be on the same page. It is tragic because these kids live what they learn. So if you are yelling at them to communicate then that will be what they do when they grow into adulthood. Now is the time to change.

Jan 15, 2017

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I don't think that it is needed to yell at children. Everything could be solved without yelling.

Feb 1, 2021

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