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Aug 5, 2011
When students view an experience as positive, they are more likely to be open-minded the next time. If teachers can reinforce positive learning characteristics and use specificity to correct inappropriate behavior, students can learn that school is a productive place. We aren't wasting time and the classroom is a not necessary a place they always want to be, but in the end, the experience is worth it.
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