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9781412953030

Promoting Positive Behaviors : An Elementary Principal's Guide to Structuring the Learning Environment

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    9781412953030

  • ISBN10:

    1412953030

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2007-12-06
  • Publisher: Corwin Pr

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This practical handbook helps educators create processes that communicate expectations, promote positive student behaviors, reduce schoolwide management problems, build relationships with parents, and increase student achievement.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. ix
Acknowledgmentsp. xi
About the Authorp. xiii
Introductionp. 1
Purpose of This Bookp. 5
Overview of the Contentsp. 6
Beginnings: The Day and the Yearp. 9
Introductionp. 9
Plan for Effective Morning Playground Supervisionp. 12
Allow Recess in the Morningp. 14
Form and Train a Safety Patrolp. 15
Teach Expectations to Students While Lining Up After the Bell Soundsp. 16
Build Relationships With Parentsp. 17
Teach Children to Move Quietly Through the Hallwaysp. 19
Lock the Doorsp. 21
Structure Homeroom Activitiesp. 21
Provide Universal Breakfast in the Classroomp. 22
Make Morning Announcementsp. 23
Check Book Bags and Homework Plannersp. 26
Do the Shirts and the Pants Touch?p. 26
No Talking During Emergency Drillsp. 27
Establish a Student Councilp. 27
Establish Student Incentives and Recognitionsp. 28
Empower Staff to Develop Schedulesp. 28
Learn All Students' Namesp. 29
Establish an Effective Intervention Assistance Processp. 29
Structure Effective Meetingsp. 33
Check Mail and Messages at Least Three Times Dailyp. 35
Establish the Schedule and Goals for the Dayp. 35
Concluding Thoughtsp. 36
Explanation of the Structural Analysis and Assessment Checklistsp. 37
Beginnings: Structural Analysis and Assessmentp. 38
Early Focus on Learning and Instructionp. 41
Introductionp. 41
Escort Students to and From Special Classesp. 42
Establish Procedures for Restroom Breaksp. 44
Practice Entering and Leaving Assembliesp. 46
Develop a Substitute Handbookp. 47
Time on Taskp. 47
Establish Inclusion Practicesp. 48
Establish Procedures for Referring Students to the Officep. 50
Fully Utilize Volunteer Servicesp. 51
Teach a Code of Conductp. 51
Common, Grade-Level Planning Increases Student Achievementp. 53
Concluding Thoughtsp. 54
Learning and Instruction: Structural Analysis and Assessmentp. 56
Midpoints of the Day and the Yearp. 59
Introductionp. 59
Equip Yourself for Playground Supervisionp. 60
Teach Manners and Hygienep. 61
Facilitate Efficient Food Serving Linesp. 62
Schedule Recess First, Eat Afterwardp. 63
Speak With Inside Voicesp. 63
Practice Forming Linesp. 64
Structure Playground Gamesp. 67
Monitor Students' Behavior and Eating Habitsp. 68
Establish Procedures for Indoor Recess Supervisionp. 69
Take Pictures and Use Recordersp. 70
Establish Contingency Plans for Crisis Supervisionp. 71
Teach Children to Speak in Complete Sentencesp. 72
Develop a Conflict Mediation Programp. 76
Concluding Thoughtsp. 76
Midpoints: Structural Analysis and Assessmentp. 78
The Second Half of the Day and the Yearp. 81
Introductionp. 81
Reading Can Be Taught After Lunchp. 81
Create an "Adam Plan"p. 82
Supervise Student Suspensionsp. 83
Write Notes and Return Phone Callsp. 85
Teach Multiple Intelligencesp. 86
Show Evidence of Student Learningp. 87
Allow Children to Drawp. 88
Serve Fruit and Vegetable Afternoon Snacksp. 88
Don't Get Tired and Let Down Your Guardp. 89
Give Attention to Customer Servicep. 90
Eliminate Loitering in the Hallways and Officep. 90
Utilize Homework Plannersp. 91
Communicate With Parentsp. 91
Concluding Thoughtsp. 92
The Second Half: Structural Analysis and Assessmentp. 93
Endings: Dismissal and Wrap-Up of the Yearp. 95
Introductionp. 95
Monitor Bus Pickup and Drop-Off Locationsp. 96
Ride School Busesp. 97
Delineate Walking Students From Parent Pickups, Bus Riders, and Othersp. 99
Walk Students Homep. 100
Share Positives With Parentsp. 100
How Effective Are Detentions?p. 101
Eliminate Clutter Throughout the Campusp. 102
Establish Curb Appealp. 102
Eliminate Gump. 103
Prepare the Classroom for Custodian Cleaningp. 103
Establish Procedures for Determining Student Classroom Placementsp. 104
Reflect and Take Action on Important Issuesp. 105
Be a Master Motivatorp. 106
Coordinate Learning Opportunities With the Afterschool Programp. 107
Concluding Thoughtsp. 108
Endings: Structural Analysis and Assessmentp. 109
Summary Commentsp. 111
Recommended Readingsp. 113
Indexp. 115
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