Draw A Line In The Sand Without Getting Down In The Dirt

Draw A Line In The Sand Without Getting Down In The Dirt

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Newsweek reports that on average, teachers lose 5-9 hours of instructional time per week dealing with low level discipline issues. This fast paced session will provide an overview of the power of relationships in connection with reduced discipline issues, increased engagement and stronger performanc…

Tennessee State Department of Education


    • Jan 29, 2012 LATEST EPISODE
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    1.8 Twelve Intentional Actions That Will Transform Your Classroom

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 29, 2012


    Session Handout Material.

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    1.7 Ten Crucial Things My Under-Resourced Students Taught Me

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    1.6 Student Profile Handout

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    1.4 Drawing A Line In The Sand

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 25, 2012 13:16


    Part 4 - #8-Eye Contact; #9-Let them get to know you; #10-Interact with parents; #11-Find ways to reach certain students;#12 Treat all kids with respect and dignity...at all times; Contact information.

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    1.3 Drawing A Line In The Sand

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 25, 2012 15:20


    Part 3 - #3-Create A Community; #4-Learn all the students names; #5-Great Them!; Dopamine is our friend!; #6-Check you nonverbals; #7-Laugh Often!; Benefits of laughter.

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    1.5 PowerPoint Slides - Line In The Sand

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2012


    This PDF contains the PowerPoint slides used in this presentation.

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    1.2 Drawing A Line In The Sand

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2012 14:08


    Part 2 - The truth about kids...; #1-Eliminate all preconceived ideas, stereotypes and judgments...every period...every day; #2-Be the CEO of your classroom; Have you said this?'; What research doesn't support.

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    1.1 Drawing A Line In The Sand

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2012 15:17


    Part 1 - The power of relationships; Research is clear...; True Educational Reform?; Mother Teresa's Quote; YMCA Billboard; Are relationships really important?; Great Corporations believe in building relationships; UK study on cows and milk production; Are we teaching a subject to kids or teaching kids a subject?

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