Re: Assignment #2 -- Life-span Human Development

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Subject: Re: Assignment #2

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Jennifer de Wit

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Date Posted: 23:03:01 06/14/10 Mon
In reply to: Brooke Isaacs 's message, "Re: Assignment #2" on 19:14:04 06/14/10 Mon

I have no doubt that letting the children help create the rules and teaching them from the first day is absolutely critical in classroom management. I have found that all of my rules boil down to one basic principle: respect. I usually try to keep my list of rules down to 5 or less. However, it really helps if there is consistency beginning with the principal. If the rules are enforced inconsistently around the school, I notice that behavior starts to slip and classroom management becomes much more difficult.

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