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Mar 14, 2013
I'm currently looking into the theory of Rosemary and Harry Wong. I've been reading a lot of their work and noticed it was mainly about how to prevent an incident in the classroom. While this is all well and good, I was wondering if anyone had any ideas how how they believe teachers should react to an incident that as occurred. For example, I had a student hit another student in class. How would Harry and Rosemary Wong say I should respond to this?
Thanks!
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wongs are more preventive techniques not reactive.
You need to follow protocol of school, document it, reflect on why that happened in YOUR class and take it from there.
Happy teaching.
On 3/14/13, Pippa wrote: > Hey guys, > > I'm currently looking into the theory of Rosemary and Har...See More