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School Matters - Challenging Behaviour
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- Опубліковано 18 гру 2011
- The Teachers TV programme resents 5 case studies showing different approaches to improving behaviour:
• A sports project that involves a group of Yr 10 pupils learning to row;
• Ninestyles School Behaviour policy: a whole-school system of consequences which starts with a verbal warning and culminates in the isolation room;
• Restorative justice, where students are encouraged to accept responsibility for their behaviour;
• An infant nurture group which tries to intervene early to prevent difficulties developing;
• Getting the curriculum right by introducing more personalised learning.
As well as footage of the interventions in action, personnel involved talk about the benefits. Geoff Moss, an Educational Psychologist and former teacher provides some commentary between the case studies.
Well said.
My niece is 4 and she’s becoming a bit of a “character” to say the least. She has more toys than Santa’s workshop and demands a lot, apparently having tantrums galore. She now has a behaviour/reward chart, but honestly it should’ve been addressed earlier.
The problem is THREE-FOLD.... Over-crowded classrooms, Lack of parental support & involvement, and the new Restorative Discipline strategies imposed upon teachers & school by the Federal government. It's all one huge debacle.
A very good video for teachers in training.
Oh and I don't believe in showing young children what's in the newspaper. Most of it is lies, and threatening violence. I don't let my children read, listen or watch the news. It's never believable.
My school says I was an attention seeker when in fact I have ADHD and autism which wasn't ruled out earlier
In the USA we have the "isolation room" too. We all it "in school suspension." It doesn't work, and the kids just misbehave there too. If the school is good, and there are incentives to be in the classroom, then nobody wants to be there. But if your school stinks, then you'l want to go to isolation.
Great Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would love your thoughts. Have you thought about - Trentvorty Kids Science Theorem (probably on Google)? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for becoming an excellent parent minus the hard work. Ive heard some decent things about it and my work buddy finally got great success with it.
Nah this shits different you get put in actual isolation like locked in a room on your own a lone not just that isolation where you are with all your friends chilling
I get into trouble and the teacher sends me out of the class for 15-20 minutes and gives me a lunchtime detention/ after school detention for 30- 1 hour
I had an in school suspension for 3 hours in school it was so boring and scary I hated it I had to sit and do work for the whole 3 hours I wasn’t allowed to go to my normal classes I wasn’t allowed to see my friends I had to be in a room doing work and being supervised be a teacher
An excellent video with good points
Lack of parenting
The music teacher waving his finger in that boys face with his creepy voice 😳 my children have attended 2 high schools...one uses isolation like thus the other uses 'refocus'...so they are removed from lessons and instead do lessons relevant to their personal growth (as well as maths and English embedded) They don't like being removed from their friends (could be 1 day to 5 days depending on the 'crime') but the time is used effectively. I would say its as much of a deterent but much more rehabilatative and restorative
One thing I suggest for special ed teachers to do, especially at the elementary level, is for them to make unannounced visits to troubled students' homes to help the parents or guardians discipline them weekday evenings, weekends, holidays and summers, as long as the teachers are still teaching them. This is what I support as a way for students to be disciplined at school AND at home.
Some excellent points, especially about connecting with kids, individualizing,and giving them purpose. The NineStyles school has got half of the behavior management system figured out: the systematic punitive consequences, but fail to realize that they are sabataging their own mission. The phrasing that focuses on what is being done wrong instead of directing kids toward what TO DO, the focus on punishment versus recognition for progress & effort, etc. are all wrong. BehaviorAdvisor com
The bottom line is, the parents lack knowledge to how to correctly discipline their children, they don't want the child to play up, or they don't want to see them cry. This is how a child learns that behaviour if they play up and cry for what they want, they have them right in the palm of their hands, and so the cycle begins. The child won't understand any consequences. So when the parent dies mean something it won't to the child, it's still a game, a vicious circle. Then comes the rude, disrespectful, angry child. That's why rules and boundaries need to be implemented asap. It's a known fact that children who have consistent rules and boundaries learn how to respect people.
When was tis filmed?
I got isolated 2 times I had to seat in a room for the whole day
Shamima Begum do you get to eat ?
Stunning and brave
I'm so proud
why are there a bunch of movie posters all around the classroom in the beginning? lol
3:40 Nail on the head. Society presents young boys with man-child role models.
I was in isolation when I was in year 7 I got scared for the whole day now I'm in year 10 I still get into trouble I get sent outside the corridor I have to wait there the teacher comes and speaks to me
Isolation cell?! Do the kids get to wear a straight jacket, too? 🤤
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In our school it a thing called Slt
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only for 1 day I had isolation I was angry because I got punishment but then in isolation I started not to listen and the teacher made me stand behind my chair for 20 minute they where about to give me 2 days isolation
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Great Video! Excuse me for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Trentvorty Kids Science Theorem (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a smashing one of a kind guide for becoming an excellent parent minus the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my work buddy at very last got astronomical results with it.
I want to see da behaviour
I had isolation once for 1 day like u had a detention now I don't go into isolation mostly I get detention for 1 hour
ban mobile phones first
BAN MOBILES BAN MOBILES BAN MOBILES
+crissie rose
BAN MOBILES ? Students can also be disruptive without " MOBILES " .
And when students get destructive and combative like that that is not a MOBILES problem .
But forget all about school allowing students to use their own MOBILES to forward educational resources
because they want students using the MOBILES that the schools buy for the classrooms instead of winning control over what the students already have for educational good , OR getting the parents to get involved with the education of the students . Again that is not a MOBILES problem , but MOBILES have to take the penalty for it because it is the EASIEST thing to hit .
I went this school its dead badddd
what skl is it
Sometimes I think they should bring back smacking, even if just a tap on the back of the hand. It never did me any harm.
I Mitch form most time because it shit