Preparing Your Students for the ACT (2022-2023 Edition)
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Jamie Goodwin
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Dec 22, 2018 6:12:37 AM
When using a classroom behavior chart, the teacher will have students move their name down when they fail to follow the rules or don’t behave in class. I’ve seen teachers use a stoplight, golf course, and other signs for the chart. For the stoplight, all students start on green. If they have one issue, they move their name down to yellow. If they have another problem, they move down to red and face the consequences. Some teachers even allow students to move the clip up when students do something great, too.
The classroom behavior chart system has several advantages and disadvantages. Before creating your own chart, here are some pros and cons for your consideration before you make it one of your teaching strategies.
Weigh the pros and cons of using a classroom behavior chart to determine whether or not you should use one in your classroom. If you decide to use one, clearly discuss the classroom rules and what students can do to clip up or clip down. Then, be ready to consistently enforce the rules and use your behavior chart with your students.
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