Discipline Exercises and How to Deal With The Problem
"Missing Money." My first reaction is to look at all the students involved and at their reactions. Eileen looks shocked, but does Carol look guilty? While Carol may have behavior issues, I cannot make snap judgments about her and the missing money. Other options would be to talk to Carol and Eileen, and try to get to the bottom of the missing money from them. Talking to Carol might frighten her enough for her to confess. I would talk to them privately, and I would also talk to the student who called out "Carol took it," and find out if he or she actually saw Carol take the money from the wallet. If no one confesses, there is not a lot I can do, but I can ask the class if anyone saw anything, and weigh their answers. I cannot accuse Carol of something I didn't see, just because she has a bad reputation in the classroom. I have to depend on eyewitnesses and concrete information. I could also check Carol's wallet and see if the money was there. My long term solution would be to tell students not to bring money into the classroom, and to keep an eye on their possessions. I would also work to find out the truth, and then discipline whoever was responsible."Rest Room Caper." My reaction is that I have found some of the va
It is not easy to tell teenagers they are behaving inappropriately, so I would just talk to them privately, and tell them that other students noticed them too, and that it was uncomfortable for the other students. I would not make fun of them or their budding romance, but I would tell them that the classroom is not the place for that, because it is distracting and not appropriate. I would ask them to be mature and keep their emotions outside the classroom to help me and the other students stay on task. My long-term solution would be to make sure they do not work together as a team, and to separate them in the classroom setting, too. I would also talk with other teachers to find out if they are doing the same thing in their classes, and help work out a solution for all of us. ndalism culprits, but how will I get them to obey me? I have to appear strong and in control, and let them know who is in charge. Other options would be to call in some backup from other teachers on duty on my cell phone, so I have some support with these unruly students. I would tell them that I knew who they were (even if I didn't), and that they couldn't get away with this. I would also tell them that what they were doing was damaging the school, but more, it was damaging their lives, because they could go to jail for their beha
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