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15 hours ago by Rational Jenn

This here blog is 4 years old today! When I first started the blog, Morgan was a little bitty baby and Ryan was only three. I've been blogging for over half of his life! Mr. Sean, of course, wasn't even on the horizon. I started the blog for a couple of reasons. I wanted to have a way to capture som ...

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2 days ago by Olga Hermans

“Punishment that hurts chases evil from the heart.” Prov.20:30 Chastisement… Webster says it is the punishment or discipline given to bring correction to that which is wrong or evil. We could also say that chastisement is the art of eliminating the evil to preserve the good. This should tell us what ...

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3 days ago by Dynamic Minds

John a two-year old boy is now learning to talk and has developed his language skills. Unfortunately his parents were mortified when they heard him speak some foul words which he has followed from his nanny and other household help. How do the parents handle such a situation? Two year olds repeat so ...

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4 days ago by Welcome to Born To Mother

Oh how beautiful is a parent practicing attachment parenting. Oh how beautiful, content, and happy the child seem. A glow on their mom's and dad's face, a peace and love you feel around a family like this. I have seen a few families practice attachment parenting and that is when I learned from them ...

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5 days ago by gaothman

I received this story from a friend and I found the message in the story so strong that I wanted to post it in my weblog to share it with you. Dr. Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi and founder of the M.K.Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence, shared the following story: I was 16 years old and livin ...

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7 days ago by gaothman

The most frequently used management techniques are those that prevent small problems from escalating into big ones. Many classroom incidents can be prevented by a simple technique suggested by Hartford, Connecticut, teacher Robert Bencker. Bencker, who teaches at an inner city alternative high schoo ...

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9 days ago by Rational Jenn

The post about problem-solving I wrote the other day focused on how I spend a good chunk of my time helping the older kids handle their conflicts with each other in a rational, fair way. After I published the post, I had the eye-widening realization that one day, there will be three kids having a co ...

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10 days ago by gaothman

Many experts recommend a system of rewards and consequences to encourage students to stay on task and on their best behavior. Here are some ideas that have been tried successfully by teachers. Sybil Humphries: I saw a great reward system in use this year while I was observing a second-year teacher. ...

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11 days ago by Rational Jenn

In case you're wondering what I do all day long, here's a summary of a conversation I had with Morgan and Ryan a little earlier. It lasted a good 25 or so minutes. I think I handled this pretty well ( PD-style), so I thought I'd share. I was upstairs changing out laundry (I know, go me!). I was work ...

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11 days ago by gaothman

In line with my aims of providing educational resources and ideas to teachers, I have posted 12 teacher-tested tips for behavior management that I found on Education World’s website www.education-world.com . Effective Classroom Management Techniques According to Fred Jones’ Positive Classroom Discip ...

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