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We spoke to a group of 1,600 educators at the National Conference on School Discipline in Las Vegas. We are sure that most came wanting to know the answers to these basic questions:
How do we reduce the number of discipline problems in our school? What do I do if they will not listen? What do I do if they will not respond in class? What do I do if they do not do their work? What do I do if they will not work in groups? What do I do if they talk too much? What do I do if they will not answer my question? What do I do if they won’t sit still? What do I do? What do I do? What do I do?
Instead of answering these questions, we shared how to PREVENT the situation from happening rather than suggestions on how to INTERVENE once the problem occurs. [Click below to read how to prevent discipline problems.]
How do we reduce the number of discipline problems in our school? What do I do if they will not listen? What do I do if they will not respond in class? What do I do if they do not do their work? What do I do if they will not work in groups? What do I do if they talk too much? What do I do if they will not answer my question? What do I do if they won’t sit still? What do I do? What do I do? What do I do?
Instead of answering these questions, we shared how to PREVENT the situation from happening rather than suggestions on how to INTERVENE once the problem occurs. [Click below to read how to prevent discipline problems.]
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