The document observes and records the behavior management strategies used by a teacher, including threatening to take students out of class, changing their seating, and rewarding good behavior with candy or gifts. The strategies were generally effective at maintaining order, though threatening to remove students without following through may reduce its impact. Overall, the teacher demonstrated clear and consistent rules to control student behavior.
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Day 10
The document observes and records the behavior management strategies used by a teacher, including threatening to take students out of class, changing their seating, and rewarding good behavior with candy or gifts. The strategies were generally effective at maintaining order, though threatening to remove students without following through may reduce its impact. Overall, the teacher demonstrated clear and consistent rules to control student behavior.
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Day 10 - Monday 20th, March 2017
Behavior Management
Observe and record strategies used by the teacher to manage students
behavior
Strategies used by What children did How useful it was
teacher
Threaten students to When the children It helps the teacher a lot
take them out of class moving a lot, and dont because after that they listen to the teacher are being attention.
Changing their place in When the children Sometimes it helpful
the class talking to each other. because some of them talking again.
Give them candys, When students interact The most successful
stickers and gifts- with the teacher and be way to deal with quiet in class. childrens. 1. Did the teacher maintain good order in the class? How did she do this? - Yes, she can control the student and his behavior. 2. Is the teacher clear and consistent in establishing rules and expectations regarding behavior? - She was so calculating and she always remind the students of the laws. 3. Which of these strategies would you use/not use? Why? - I think I will use all the strategies because it was helpful but I will try to improve the ways to use them in another way. 4. Was there anything that could have been done differently? - Yes, she should take them out of class when she threatens them to do it. - I think they will do not repeat things they did it 5. What surprised you? - Children talk about the secrets of their homes in a way I did not expect