Showing posts with label Behaviour Management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Behaviour Management. Show all posts

20 March 2019

Margaret PCT Course 20 March 2019

Effective Classroom Management
Do:

Consistent Routines/orderly
Teaching of Devotions – Character Traits focus each term
Individual learning spaces plus tables in the middle if students wish to work together.
THINK Chart on the wall
Free time – choosing if work is completed
Engaging work – students have their own goals to work toward/self motivated/laptops

Modelling
explicit teaching
have expectations
build relationships

Be:
Approachable
Available
Culturally responsive/aware
A learner
 Be mindful of your influence

Know
Know the learners / where they are at
The subject
School systems
The school community
The Curriculum
IEPs
Page 31 of the Curriculum (Creating effective Pedagogy)

Standards for the Teaching Profession
Discussions on ways to link standards and recording evidence

To Get
Mentor Teacher Registration number

I and M
- Observations (minimum of 2-3 per year) with a focus each time - could be any teacher
Get Video from Vicky
Discussions on observation with mentor with my voice in there/Actions
Record meeting with teacher
Evidence of reflective practice 
PLD - LINK to classroom practice(see in planning)
Written feedback on  progress to meeting standards

Sharing with other teachers (resources)
 

Year 7/8 Gail Loan Writing
Flippity - teams, small groups
Maths Games
Dymock - maths
You cubed - maths
Maths Shed
Maths is Fun


Join code:  primary

Maori History
Primary Te Takanga o te Wa



Next steps/Reflections
Discussing the DOs, Be's, Know made me feel quite confident that I am meeting these already in the classroom in the way I am doing things.  Especially in the area of positive relationships.  Talking to other teachers on the course, I realise how lucky I am to be in a school that has such a focus on relationships and developing those character traits through our devotions and special character.  Many schools are told there is to absolutely no religious content at all or even have specific character focus lessons/starting the day with a karakia/prayer or even discussions around touchy subjects.  Recent events such as fires, graphic videos and Christchurch are discussed at home only so to be able to talk openly and pray as a class makes such a difference to the feel of the school.  To have such a focus on this to the point if students are not in the space to learn then we have the time to deal with individuals as needed.

Next steps also for me include being more consistent in recording evidence especially conversations with Judy-Anne and Steve.

15 February 2019

TBCS - Steve - Feb 2019 - STOP Course - Sexual Abuse

STOP a community free from sexual abuse.
MOE training.
Managing incidents of sexualised play and behaviour in the school context (Years 1-8)
‘ Keep calm and keep your pants on’
Supporting and Equipping Teachers - A Positive and Proactive Approach
Key themes
 Responding to incidents of sexual play & behaviour
 Language and terminology
 Values and rules in the school context
 What is normal sexualised behavior?
 When does sexualised behaviour become
concerning?
 How teachers can equip students around playing
safely
 R-rated material and social media
 Best practice and process
 When to consult and refer to the STOP Children’s
Service
 Connecting with local agency supports
Facilitated by Sally-Ann Evans
Specialist Clinician Children’s Programme sally-ann.evans@stop.org.nz
Venues, date and times:
Motueka Golden Bay - St Johns Training Room, 15 Courtney St, Motueka
14th February 1-4:00
An interesting course, more attuned to secondary school, but still helpful to know how to deal with these issues. We are already using the techniques and skills required.
Outcome: A good reminder.
Next steps: continue with our procedures as before.