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positive reinforcement By Pam
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I, too, work in a similar area to you - low income, terrible home situations, and never had any expectations to meet. It is a sad thing to see. It is easy to get mad at this behavior as your assistant has shown you (and| it doesn't get you anywhere) I tell my class, when it is time to walk in the hall, that we need to be respectful and quiet for the big kids to keep learning. We sing this little song to the tune of Frere Jacques We are ready We are ready For the hall For the hall Feet are walking quietly Feet are walking quietly In the hall In the hall This sets the tone BEFORE | | we go out into the hall. I also have them walk in two lines as we go (so they are closer to me) like boys/girls or hot lunch/cold lunch. I also walk towards the middle of the line (never the front) so I can see them all. If they know WHY they need to be quiet in the hall I think they will understand the importance and follow that direction more. I feel like I can go on and on. If you want more ideas please post and I will respond.Good Luck, Pam
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