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    Genea Brown October 19‚ 2011 EDU 536 Comparing discipline‚ management‚ behavior and misbehavior can at times be impacted by one or all of these words. Discipline and management can have many parallels in the classroom but yet the two can have so many different meanings or interpretations. In order for discipline and management in the classroom to be successful‚ misbehavior and behavioral systems need to be in place for children to understand the appropriate and inappropriate actions in the

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    classic example of nonviolent misbehavior. The article outlines three key elements to remember when dealing with classroom misconduct: behavior is predictable‚ behavior is preventable‚ and preventing problem behavior requires attention to instruction. All behavior‚ good or bad‚ is related to environmental factors. Although these factors come and go‚ through consistent observation teachers can identify how a student may react to a

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    theory discusses four goals of student’s misbehavior‚ which include: (1) attention seeking‚ (2) power seeking‚ (3) revenge seeking and (42ws) displaying inadequacy. Dreikurs in describing the reasons why these goals occur are due to the fact that students have a mistaken belief which will give them the recognition/attention that they want. I like Dreikurs theory because it provides an insight into the psychology or the thinking of a student at times of misbehavior. In understanding the students mentality

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    Discipline and Management Different yet Related EDU 450 What makes a classroom run smoothly? What are the primary concerns of a new teacher? Discipline‚ classroom management‚ behavior‚ and misbehavior are some of the most prominent concerns that I have while preparing to enter the field of teaching. A word that is so simple to understand can be so hard to define. Painting a word picture for each individual word is difficult. All three terms work together to ensure that a classroom is well

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    generations of parents have experienced in their own childhood‚ physical punishment is not an effective method to use when rearing children. Parents should become educated in other strategies that are non-physical and more effective in curbing misbehavior in children. Positive effective methods would include using timeouts‚ reasoning‚ logical consequences and reparation. In its most general sense‚ discipline refers to systematic instruction given to a disciple. To discipline means to instruct

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    Education The model explains the relationship between the individual and contextual factors and considers misconduct as the product of multiple levels of influence on behavior. The overlapping rings in the model illustrate how factors at one level influence factors at another level. Besides helping to clarify these factors‚ the model also suggests that in order to prevent violence‚ it is necessary to act across multiple levels of the model at the same time (Wearmouth‚ Glynm‚ & Berryman‚ 2005)‚ that

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    Newark Traditionally‚ with respect to school discipline‚ American educators ha ve had two distinct aims: (a) to help create and maintain a safe‚ orderly‚ and positive learning environment‚ w hich often requires the use of discipline to correct misbehavior; and (b) to teach or develop self-disci pline. Both aims are equally important and should always be included in the development and evaluation of school discipline practices. Whereas the first is generally viewed as an immediate aim (to stop

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    clear on the boundaries and expectations in the classroom setting in order to be able to understand what is appropriate and inappropriate. In order to promote discipline in classrooms‚ teachers must first remove “conditions that tend to promote misbehavior‚” teach students the expectations of positive behavior‚ and redirect negative behaviors proactively (Charles‚ p.19‚ 2014). In following these steps‚ teachers are able to set forth a setting in which students learn how to discipline themselves‚

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    Philosophy of Classroom Management My classroom management plan includes many concepts and ideas derived from various theorists. I believe that classroom management should be based around two concepts: 1.) A classroom should be managed so that misbehavior prevention is maximized 2.) Classroom management should be done in a non-threatening way. Philosophy of Classroom "Top Ten Beliefs" 1.) I believe that the more mature a student‚ the longer the lesson This concept comes from Jacob Kounin’s Improving

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    Decreasing Undesirable Behaviors in the First Grade Classroom The Rubber-Band Intervention Research Proposal Introduction Framing the Study Children misbehave for many reasons. Some reasons for misbehavior can be to get attention‚ disappointment‚ new situations‚ testing limits‚ or imitation (Richardson‚ R.‚ n.d.). Continuously reprimanding the student could interfere with class instruction time while ignoring could cause others to mock the behavior- believing that it was acceptable. Educators

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