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Avoiding Power Struggles with Students / NEA

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12 Rules The Best Teachers Live By | Katrina Fried

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Five Classroom Rules / Whole Brain Teaching

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Fun-To-Do Discipline: How To Respond When We Hear The All-Time Favorite Excuse, "Frankie Made Me Do It"

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The above popular excuse walks hand-in-hand with another favorite, “Frankie started it.” Kids making this kind of argument are externally-oriented; someone or something out there triggered the behavior. Because it is placed externally (as a trigger or a stimulus), responsibility for the behavior , or the action, falls outside the actor; also known here as the perpetrator. Ingenious teachers and parents best tackle this kind of excuse with an internally-oriented argument or logic. And just for the fun of it, sticking a coercive imposition to the perpetrator’s behavior makes virtually impossible for the child to escape from his or her responsibility in performing the behavior. This is how it works: Teach the actor or perpetrator the meaning of a behavior choice . Follow with an explanation of consequences . Lastly, give examples of threats and intimidation that may coerce people into compliance. Do this as a preemptory measure; that is, before misbehavior happens. When disciplining,...

SOUTH BRONX SCHOOL: Is PS 154 in the Bronx Safe for Students?

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Rules Talk | Responsive Classroom

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What Is and Is Not Fair | Connected Principals

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The Three R's of Logical Consequences / Education World

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How To Give A Warning That Improves Behavior — Smart Classroom Management

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Discipline Kids with Positive and Negative Consequences / About.com

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Catching Kids Being Good / Behavior Advisor

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Keeping Kids "Above the Line" / Education World

Education World: Keeping Kids "Above the Line"

Three Styles of Classroom Discipline - Yahoo! Voices

Three Styles of Classroom Discipline - Yahoo! Voices - voices.yahoo.com

Seven Models of Discipline by Thomas H. Allen

DEVELOPING A DISCIPLINE PLAN FOR YOU

Rules Vs. Expectations / Teachers.Net Gazette

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Set Up Rules and Routines / NEA

NEA - Set Up Rules and Routines

Back to School: Rules and Routines in the Classroom | Edutopia

Back to School: Rules and Routines in the Classroom | Edutopia

The Only Classroom Rules You’ll Ever Need — Smart Classroom Management

The Only Classroom Rules You’ll Ever Need — Smart Classroom Management

Bringing Classroom Rules to Life | Responsive Classroom

Bringing Classroom Rules to Life | Responsive Classroom

Rewards in the Classroom by Leah Davies, M.Ed.

Rewards in the Classroom by Leah Davies, M.Ed.