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Classroom Management and Student Engagement

by William Lin

Feb 22, 2012

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Documenting Student Behavior

by The Resourceful Teacher

Mar 27, 2012

Do you need forms for documenting student behavior? Click the link below and download what you need most.

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Physically Aggressive students

by Nora

Apr 6, 2012

I have a kindergarten classroom that I just took over. I have extremely physically aggressive students, many with complex family situations, who are just beginning to trust me after losing two teachers in two months. Right now I'm trying to reduce the number of physical fights that happen each day. Advice?

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here's something that will help change attitudes

by Randall

May 23, 2012

I wrote this motivational story. It touches on "Where will you live?" (you are building it now!). Any feedback greatly appreciated...I'm about to have my second story on bullying and self-esteem animated. Thanks, Randall [link removed]

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Kristi Sayles I'm impressed! How did you get it animated? I have a story about bullying written from the bully's perspective called Terry the Troublemaker. How can I get it animated? Thanks! Kristi Sayles

Aug 9, 2012

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Lack of discipline management training for School bus driver

by Dawn M. Goodman

Aug 31, 2012

Dear Gentlemen; I am a Graduate student in the Grand Canyon University Master of Arts/Secondary teacher Degree program. I began working as a School bus driver, while finishing up my BA in history. The school district I worked for paid the drivers more per hour than they paid the teacher assistants. As a single parent I needed to earn as much as pos...See More

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Behavioral problems

by Natalie Clement

Nov 15, 2012

Hi i am from the University of the West Indies and i am to ask an expert who can provide assistance for teachers to help children who display three types of behavioral problems. The three behavioral problems are: 1. Temper Tantrums 2. Oppositional Difiant Disorder and 3. Not sharing Can anyone who specializes in specific behavior disorders, child d...See More

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Are Teachers Listening? Are they hearing their students?

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Dec 5, 2012

“Can you hear me now?” is a commercial for mobile telephone service that became popular in daily discussions. I think every student should wear a message button posing that question for teachers. [click below to read more.]

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Why My Students Disrespected Me

by Teachers.Net Gazette - article

Dec 16, 2012

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A Reflection of Me: Why My Students Disrespected Me by Andrea Cleveland

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"Hurt People Hurt People"

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Jan 2, 2013

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"From the nationally publicized shootings, to the frequently occurring weapons and assault charges, to the widespread bullying epidemic, and vandalism, schools have angry, hostile, frustrated students who have vengeance and retaliation as their underlying motivation."

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4 Common Ways to Manage Behavor

by By Betsy Weigle in Teachers.Net Gazette

Apr 25, 2013

Don't wear yourself out with classroom management challenges. Click below to read 4 Common Ways to Manage Behavior

Students learn more effectively when you get classroom management right; kids benefit, and teaching won’t wear you out. There are four different models used by teachers. Click below to read more.

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