The most disruptive of these, selected for analysis, was the derogatory behaviour of a specific group of learners who arrived late, kept talking loudly among themselves and when questioned became derogatory. They also displayed domineering characteristics. The fact that this was an afternoon session was not helping either. The only option in the first couple of sessions was to contain the situation and keep order.…
Blue made sure to see that the students were receiving positive feedback. When each of the students entered the room, they retrieved their binders and all sat down quietly. Each of the students were very respectful to each other in that whenever someone raised their hand to speak, they were the only ones who spoke. There was no character development program or a posted set of rules displayed in her classroom. In her classroom she did the majority of the talking while the students listened and answered her questions. In the high school classroom, there was quite a bit of talking and disruption among the students in the beginning. There were many students who were up and walking around while he was discussing the homework. There was no character development in the classroom. Mr. G didn’t seem tell really be listening to his students, one student had to repeat his question three times. Each teacher provided a way to show respect and understanding to their students, and then the other showed a class room that didn’t have much respect for each…
I expect all students to behave professionally in this class. I will not tolerate disruptive behavior in the…
The teacher ignored most of what was going on and mostly focused on teaching what she was obligated to do for the day with no disregard to the students that wanted to learn. I found that there was a lack of classroom management for the same reasons as the climate. No assertion in rules, no discipline, no rewards, and not trying to get the class out of there cliques to work with others. What I learned from observing this class is to make sure there is always classroom involvement and to communicate with the students.…
Most of the time there are a lot of behavioral students that are just plain -o- disrespectful, loud, rude, and disruptive; in which makes it hard to maintain a well-managed classroom. Despite school/classroom rules you post on the wall you will find that some students will break the rules just to get peer attention or to get out of class. Overall, classroom disruptions makes it hard to run a class successfully.…
In my classroom, I would go over the rules with my students at the beginning of the year. These rules would clarify that I will not allow disrespect, teasing, or harassing in my classroom. I will stick to these rules and I will follow through with the punishments that may be assigned if a student crosses the line. By showing my students that I am serious about these rules, they will learn to get along with the other students before treating them unfairly in my classroom. I believe by setting a good example is the best way to enforce this attitude of respect for others.…
Respect is the glue that holds a combat team together through thick and thin. Without it there is no brotherhood, no spirit de corps, or trust. Disrespect tears all bonds making combat teams ineffectual in all challenges and missions.…
Maintaining diversity and ethics practices is important to most businesses who want to gain the loyalty of employees and trust of consumers. Diversity is much more than one of several ethical issues. Ethics and diversity, in fact, have a multi-dimensional relationship that affects not only what issues we consider, but also the very process of engaging in ethical reflection.…
Who's fault was it, you say? It was the main culprits as always and a few new ones to add to that. Our teacher told the whole class to do some silent reading although the misbehaving misfits cannot behave even if it was to save their lives in my opinion. All they do is talk, laugh and make senseless noises that distract the teacher from teaching us. The time is now twenty minutes to one o'clock, our lesson started exactly 25 minutes ago, in that time that they wasted I wrote a one paged draft of a creative writing piece that I had been working on.…
In the United States of America, citizens have the right to vote for a head of state best fit to run our country. This year’s election has been deranged from the start, since billionaire, Donald Trump began running in the race. Trump is leading citizens down a road of hate and misdirection which can eventually pull this country downward. People put their faith in this man because of how rich he has become. The fate of America would be devastated if the candidates and citizens continue in such a manner.…
The article I choose to write about has to do with the importance of respect in a diversity workplace. And how it came about and what it stands for. Diversity is the form of different people with different type of views on life as well as their lifestyles. These lifestyles that create the diversity are important in providing respect because all these people main goal everyday should be to get their job done. And by doing this to its best ability the workplace needs to be positive and showing mutual respect. Mutual respect is giving when giving and the quality of the work of the company depends on it. You will always communicate in the workplace and if you don’t respect the person you need to do this…
Respect; a topic people tend to have many different opinions on in terms of its definition. Some people live with the Idea that, respect is as respect does. Why can’t respect be given by everyone from the beginning? In sports it is a motive to gain the respect of one’s opponent but in real life, people often live by that same motto. Is this wrong? Well the question first has to be asked, what really is respect? Every person admires the act of being respected but not everyone knows how to give it. Some people take incorrect measures such as intimidation factors to gain respect. Are these people really respected? Is the power of intimidation the same power that gains respect? By now it’s easy to understand that respect can be viewed in a number…
Behavior is a concern because it is closely related to effective learning from both the student's and teacher's perspective. When a classroom is free of disturbances, students can use classroom time for learning activities. Learning occurs in classrooms where the time allotted for instruction is used for teaching. When time is used interacting with students' whose behaviors are not focused on the lesson, less time is available to learn. One student's behavior can use other student's learning time by distracting them or by taking the teacher's and aid's time away from the lesson. When the entire classes' behavior meets expectations, then learning can be maximized.…
Deference is showing respect to people who are older than you, in any regard. The respect is shown to demonstrate your appreciation for them and what they have done. These people have had the experience that you have not, and contain more wisdom on life and/or an organization. Most people, when they are very young are told to respect their elders, not solely because they are older, but because they contain more knowledge, connections, and serve as good personal support. Many of the things you will go through in life, someone else already has and will be a great person to revert to, when everything seems too overwhelming. For instance, you show your parents, aunts, and uncles respect because they are older than you, and are there for you when…
Reflect for a moment on your own classroom environment or on a favorite classroom environment from your own schooling. Are there (or were there) clear rules that emphasize what students should do rather than what they should not do? How will (or did) it change student performance? Are (or were) students called on equitably? How does it (or did it) change the learning environment? Do you greet each student (or were you greeted) every day? How will you make sure your classroom environment will promote student responsibility, self-awareness as a learner, and learning for the satisfaction of learning?…