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Sep 27, 2017
Ashley C
Samantha, I can see how it would be difficult to marry both programs together since they having differing views! I think there is a difference between giving rewards for following expectations, and being recognized in a positive way for following expectations. I think that students should be recognized for positive behavior to model correct expecta...See More
mollyh
Samantha, (Don't take this the wrong way...please... as I am not a teacher, so there is likely much more to this model than I actually know!) Isn't that model outdated now? Also, is that model something you believe in and feel good about using, or is it something you follow due to your position? I feel like I can understand both sides of the reward...See More
Kaylee H
Samantha, I feel I would struggle so much in this type of situation. I agree that students should not learn "the right thing to do" because they should, but a little reward can go such a long way. I can especially understand how difficult it must have been for you when you were in multiple schools with different standards. Yikes! For me, I use rewa...See More
Samantha M
Molly, yes I do this because of my position. I have worked at this school for 7 years and it is definitely engrained in my teaching style. We recognize positive behavior with letters home, post cards home, or "Ask my why I got this sticker" stickers to encourage conversation at home but it is not to be used in the terms of "if you follow directions...See More
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