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Nicole Wesseling

Restorative Justice - The Justice Circle - 0 views

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    This lesson plan comes from two educators in Alberta. In the lesson students learn about the concept of justice circles through role play. This helps students to learn respect for others in the classroom. Justice circles are similar to the classroom meetings in the previous post, however, justice circles are more focused on allowing the victims and offenders to get a better sense of one another. The goal is to resolve conflict while remaining respectful to all involved. In this lesson plan students role play different situations in a justice circle. Additionally students also write about one participant and what his or her involvement was in the justice circle. They then have to reflect on the process and why it was or wasn't effective. This lesson will help students understand how restorative justice can provide a support system for both victim and offender and how that is different from retributive justice.
Rupy Bhullar

Classroom Management 101 - 0 views

http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/archives/classmanagement.shtml Everything you would want to know about classroom management, from basic classroom management tips, to setting up classroom rule...

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started by Rupy Bhullar on 17 Jan 11 no follow-up yet
Katelyn Bearinger

Changing Education Paradigms - 0 views

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    Sir Ken Robinson asks the good questions that aren't be asked in education. Our education model has become so systematic with little good reasoning behind it. We've created a box for thinking, can we get out of it? Even if you don't watch the whole 11:40 minutes, you'll still get something out of this clip. The good news is: some of these changes that are needed can be done in the classroom. It can start with us.
Gayle Nairn

The Teacher/Student Game: Competitive Behaviour Management - 0 views

shared by Gayle Nairn on 27 Jan 11 - No Cached
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    This is a game that any teacher can use to improve the behaviour of his/her students. It's a point system and the students compete against the students.
Katelyn Bricker

Power Teaching aka Whole Brain Instruction - 0 views

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    The cofounder of this program claims that it is a "more advanced classroom management" system. For those interested in reform methods this seems like an interesting way to try and keep the class on task. When you need to gain student attention you say "Class" and the students say "Yes", however you are encouraged to mix it up and say it in different ways. The whole program is based on student engagement which I believe is one of the most important things when it comes to classroom management.
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