Not happy with job - need advice
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Mar 19, 2009
Do you have some easy to implement ideas for helping students/classes to demonstrate positive behaviors in the elementary school cafeteria? What kinds of strategies have your schools used that help students follow rules and actually EAT instead of talk/yell and goof around? I'm looking for things that will not be too much work for teachers who are on duty during lunch (usually two teacher with approx. 150 - 175 kids at a time). THANKS, in advance, for your thoughts!
TM
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