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Classroom Management Strategies for Middle School Managing a classroom of middle school ages children presents its own set of issues. Not only are you teaching an age group that is developing into early adolescents but they are easily distracted by social activity and
What’s the rule?
Rule 1. Each vowel has a LONG sound.
Rule 2. When a word has two vowels, usually the first one says it's name and the second vowel is silent.
It is very common for students to pronounce both vowel sounds L A K (EY). Remember with teaching the goal is independence. This is done by: Teaching the rule Showing examples and non-examples Practicing until fluent (speed + accuracy) is achieved.
Free Appropriate Public Education •FAPE mandate requires the student's special education program:(1) be provided at public expense(2) meet the standard of the state educational agency(3) include preschool, elementary, or secondary education, and (4) be provided in conformity with a student's individualized education program Individuals With Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004, 20 U.S.C. § 1400 et seq. (2004)
Hey teachers, let’s talk about classroom routines and how often we should practice with students. Short answer: As often as possible •Long answer: Students need frequent exposures and reminders to the classroom routines. This helps students understand what is expected and prepare for the next activity or transition.Think about it, when students go home over the weekend, that is three to four days of a completely different routine. Then, when students come back to school Monday morning, that can be an HUGE transition for many of them (just like it is for us no one like Mondays lol)•There is so much research that demonstrates the effects of repeating specific skills and how that effects performance and fluency. So, on this Monday, the message is keep on practicing those classroom expectations and routines! •What’s one routine you practice often with your students?
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Strategy is the theme of 2021. •To my teachers and school administrators, lets approach all activities with this mindset. Use your resources and save time!!•If some one has already created an activity, ask for them to share.If you need a 10 minute break, ask for one.If someone has a cool visual schedule for a specific transition, ask for them to share.If someone has a similar idea, collaborate together to be more efficient.•For some reason asking for help has been historically frowned upon, but I’m encouraging you to ASK. You will be happy you did later, and of course, give credit to the tribe that helped.•Did you advocate for yourself this week?
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It’s Monday! How do you prepare for your day
Let’s talk positive behavior strategies and support
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BEFORE jumping to Tier 3, try out Teir 2 strategies.
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What Tier 2 strategies does your site use? Want to learn more about Tier 2 supports?
Tier 2 Strategies primarily focus on more structured teacher/student interactions. This may look like a Check-in/Check-out (CICO) or a Self-Match system. It may even look like class wide incentives.
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