Share What Works For You!

I understand that all children are different, so I would like to give you the chance to share what has worked best for you in a given scenario. Simply make a post in the comments explaining the scenario and how you chose to intervene, or not intervene!

I also highly encourage everyone to make a conversation out of this, I feel that it is really helpful to everyone if we all share our thoughts, so make new posts or reply to others!

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  1. Anthony TDecember 31, 2018 at 11:29 AM

    To start this off, I must say that I find it hard to provide suitable consequences for student action. With this being said, I really am fond of discipline with dignity, and I highly encourage you all to look this up! Take a look at this link for more info.

    https://stuff4educators.com/index.php?p=1_29_Discipline-with-Dignity

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