This document provides information about establishing a risk-free environment in an inclusive classroom and teaching school-related social skills. It discusses four factors that can introduce socio-emotional elements into the classroom: social adjustment, self-esteem, social skills, and peer-related social skills. Several activities are described for teaching social skills like understanding roles, respecting space, problem-solving, and apologizing. The document emphasizes that a risk-free environment allows students to feel comfortable taking chances without fear of mistakes or put-downs from teachers or peers.
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This document provides information about establishing a risk-free environment in an inclusive classroom and teaching school-related social skills. It discusses four factors that can introduce socio-emotional elements into the classroom: social adjustment, self-esteem, social skills, and peer-related social skills. Several activities are described for teaching social skills like understanding roles, respecting space, problem-solving, and apologizing. The document emphasizes that a risk-free environment allows students to feel comfortable taking chances without fear of mistakes or put-downs from teachers or peers.
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W An envlronmenL LhaL ls rlsk free ls one ln whlch sLudenLs are noL afrald Lo Lake chances W lL ls a safe place for sLudenLs where mlsLakes are seen as sLepplng sLones" Lo success eg When a sLudenL glves a wrong answer he ls pralsed for Lrylng W A rlskfree envlronmenL ls safe relaxed and nonLhreaLenlng Lo sLudenLs W 1he classroom envlronmenL musL be conduclve Lo Lhlnklng and problem solvlng SLudenLs musL feel comforLable LhaL lf Lhey Lake a rlsk Lhey wlll noL be puLdown W 1eachers musL provlde supporL for sLudenLs Lo achleve Lhls scholarly aLmosphere W 1eachers can provlde supporL by llsLenlng Lo sLudenLs and respondlng Lo Lhelr feellngs and Lhlnklng Iactors promot|ng soc|oemot|ona| env|ronment |n |nc|us|ve c|assroom SCClAL Au!uS1MLn1 SCPCCL8LLA1Lu SCClAL SklLLS LL8 8LLA1Lu SCClAL SklLLS School relaLed Soclal Skllls W Can and should be LaughL Lo sLudenLs because many speclalneeds and aLrlsk chlldren do noL have a reperLolre of approprlaLe skllls Lo respond Lo schoolrelaLed evenLs 5cleoceuolly (Mot 26 2009) ftom hLLp//wwwsclencedallycom/releases/2009/03/090323132336hLm W ChrlsLy Lleras a professor of human and communlLy developmenL says LhaL sofL skllls" such as soclablllLy puncLuallLy consclenLlousness and an ablllLy Lo geL along well wlLh oLhers along wlLh parLlclpaLlon ln exLracurrlcular acLlvlLles are beLLer predlcLors of earnlngs and hlgher educaLlonal achlevemenL laLer ln llfe Lhan havlng good grades and hlgh sLandardlzed LesL scores SCPCCL8LLA1Lu SCClAL SklLLS ||| Act|v|t|es for 1each|ng ||| undersLandlng Leacher/sLudenL roles 1 ulscuss responslblllLles of Lhe Leacher and Lhe sLudenL 2 Pave class rules 3 8oleplay ln classroom geL ln llne / close Lhe door/collecL papers 4 LlsL ouL responslblllLles on Lhe board 8especLlng oLher's space 1 Pave dlscusslon abouL space and whaL space belongs Lo Lhe sLudenLs desk/chalr/lockers/work sLaLlon 2 ulscuss Lhe lmporLance of malnLalnlng approprlaLe personal dlsLance ln a conversaLlon 3 lay 'whaL lf' ||| Act|v|t|es for 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Lg School bus rules queue when boardlng slL ln seaL llsLen Lo Lhe bus drlver keep hands ln Lhe bus use safeLy belLs CLher slLuaLlons Pall rules Llbrary rules Assembly rules LLc LL88LLA1Lu SCClAL SklLLS 1 lrlendshlp develop as chlldren play LogeLher and dlscover Lhelr common lnLeresLs Sharlng ldeas and solvlng problems LogeLher are aspecLs of socloemoLlonal developmenL essenLlal for peer relaLlonshlps (hLLp//wwwpasadenachllddevelopmenLorg/servlces/SoclalSklllshLm) 2 Chlldren vary wldely ln how well Lhey are able Lo form frlendshlps and galn peer accepLance 1ypes of sLudenLs W Je|| endowed w|th soc|a| s|||s popular and very well llked by all or mosL of Lhelr peers frlendly and ouLgolng Lyplcally Lhe leaders aL school selfconfldenL and lnfluenLlal CLher chlldren are popular because Lhey are on Lhe school fooLball Leam play ln a band can draw very well or are really goodlooklng W pretty we|| ||ed by the|r peers and have a number of fr|ends usually comprlses Lhe ma[orlLy of Lhe sLudenLs ln 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Skllls W 3 caLegorles of Lhese skllls CommunlcaLlon Soclal lnLeracLlon SelfconLrol CommunlcaLlon W reet|ngs W 1he flrsL sLep ln a soclal lnLeracLlon ls greeLlng someone W CreeL wlLh faclal expresslons Lone of volce and gesLures such as a nod or a wave W Chlldren wlLh soclal lnablllLy may noL say hello Lo people Lhey know 1hey may walk rlghL pasL Lhem and noL even look aL Lhem lf Lhey do speak Lhey may noL make eye conLacL and may slmply look down aL Lhe floor lf Lhey do say hello lL mlghL noL be ln a very frlendly Lone of volce or wlLh a smlle W mpath|z|ng W LmpaLhy ls slmllar Lo perspecLlve Laklng buL means LhaL you are able Lo feel whaL Lhe oLher person feels W LmpaLhy allows you Lo really connecL wlLh oLher people lor example lf a sLudenL goL an A on a maLh LesL and her frlend goL a u she wouldnL brag abouL her A Lo her frlend because she knows lL wlll make her feel bad because she dldnL do well She could empaLhlze wlLh her by saylng someLhlng llke 1haLs a bummer W CLher chlldren ofLen Lhlnk of chlldren who lack empaLhy as mean unklnd or selfcenLered Soclal lnLeracLlon W ead|ng oc|a| ues W lL ls very lmporLanL Lo read soclal cues ln a conversaLlon W Cues are Lhe hlnLs and slgnals LhaL gulde us Lo Lhe nexL Lhlng Lo say or do W Soclal cues can be verbal or nonverbal W nonverbal cues are Lhlngs LhaL we see raLher Lhan hear ln a conversaLlon such as body language and faclal expresslons lor example lf a frlends faclal expresslon changes from a smlle Lo a frown and hls body geLs sLlff when you are Lalklng abouL a new Cu LhaL you boughL you mlghL wanL Lo change Lhe Loplc or ask hlm lf whaL you sald upseL hlm Self ConLrol W rob|emso|v|ng W roblems and confllcL are ofLen a parL of soclal lnLeracLlons W Someone may noL agree wlLh you geL angry aL someLhlng you say lnsulL you or become aggresslve Loward you Pow you reacL Lo Lhese confllcLs depends on how good your problem solvlng skllls are W Chlldren who are noL good soclal problem solvers have Lrouble seLLllng confllcLs and dlsagreemenLs 1hey always wanL Lo wln no maLLer whaL Lhe cosL even lf LhaL means loslng a frlend W 1urnlng a confllcL from a wlnlose slLuaLlon Lo a wlnwln slLuaLlon ls Lhe besL way Lo resolve confllcL 1hls requlres negoLlaLlon and compromlse glve and Lake buL resulLs ln a slLuaLlon LhaL all parLles can llve wlLh and helps malnLaln frlendshlps W Apo|og|z|ng W Chlldren wlLh weak soclal skllls may have Lrouble saylng Lhey are sorry because Lhey canL lose face 1hey are afrald LhaL oLhers may see Lhem as weak 1hey mlghL also be Loo proud or feel sLupld or foollsh lf Lhey apologlze W A person wlLh good soclal skllls ls confldenL enough Lo make a slncere apology for hls error 1hls ls a courageous acL and ls Lhe qulckesL and easlesL way Lo correcL a soclal blunder 1LACPL8 A11l1uuLS W 1eachers aLLlLude affecL sLudenLs' achlevemenL W Warm socloemoLlonal cllmaLe maxlmlse sLudenLs' poLenLlal (8osenLhal 1974) 1LACPL8 A11l1uuLS W 1eacher expecLaLlons someLlmes affecL learnlng ouLcomes W LxpecLaLlons from Leachers someLlmes accuraLe Lo Lhe learnlng ablllLy of sLudenLs W 8uL aL some oLher Llme Lhls expecLaLlon resulLs ln labellng sLudenLs lnapproprlaLe ln handllng sLudenLs wlLh learnlng dlfflculLles 1LACPL8 A11l1uuLS Cood (1987) llsLs 17 Leacher behavlors LhaL communlcaLe parLlcular expecLaLlons Lowards low achlevers (pp 3433) W WalLlng less Llme for 'lows' Lo answer W 8ewardlng approprlaLe behavlor or lncorrecL answers by low achlevers W CrlLlclzlng low achlevers more ofLen for fallure W ralslng low achlevers less frequenLly Lhan 'hlgh' for success 1LACPL8 A11l1uuLS W Speclal educaLors may help Lo prepare Lhe general class Leacher W 1lps by uardlg(1981) 8eassure colleagues LhaL Lhelr fears are unfounded and LhaL lncluslon can be a beneflclal experlence 1each speclal skllls Lhrough modellng or demonsLraLlon Lo help Lhe Leacher learn Lo help Lhe chlldren funcLlon well Lxplaln beneflLs of lncluslon for all chlldren 1LACPL8 A11l1uuLS W CommunlcaLlon ls essenLlal beLween speclal educaLors and general class Leacher exchange of ldeas lnformaLlon and suggesLlons W Pow Lo promoLe effecLlve communlcaLlon beLween speclal educaLors and general class Leacher? 1LACPL8 A11l1uuLS W ConL LsLabllsh a communlcaLlon sysLem ulscuss each placemenL LogeLher lnvolve oLhers by sharlng plans and ldeas SeL reallsLlc goals S1uuLn1S A11l1uuL W SLudenLs also seL up Lhelr aLLlLudes among peers and also abouL Lhemselves W AL rlsk sLudenLs(learnlng dlsablllLles) usually experlenced dlfflculLles slnce a long Llme W lallure ls a cumulaLlve process lL do noL occur overnlghL and Lhe damage lL causes cannoL be repalred overnlghL( Slmpson 1980) S1uuLn1S A11l1uuL W undersLandlng Lhe aLLlLude of general class sLudenLs Loward sLudenLs wlLh dlsablllLles(Slmpson 1987) aLLerns of dlscrlmlnaLory behavlor may acLually be relaLlvely normal ALLlLudes Loward sLudenLs wlLh dlsablllLles may exlsL wlLh or wlLhouL labels ALLlLudes of sLudenLs Lowards dlsablllLles are lnfluenced by Lhe people around 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