List 4 of the 8 steps to use when correcting students
What will be an ideal response?
The steps to use when correcting students include: review what happened, identify and accept student's feelings, review alternative actions, explain the building policy as it applies to the situation, let the student know that all students are treated the same, invoke an immediate and meaningful consequence, let the student know you are disappointed, and communicate an expectation that the student will do better in the future.
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When children repeatedly attribute failure in reading to forces that are beyond their
control, they a. are apt to be nervous, withdrawn, and discouraged. b. work harder to overcome those difficulties. c. are likely to fall into a learned-helplessness syndrome. d. both a and c
Identify three factors that are important to your personal definition of career success.
What will be an ideal response?