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    encourage their child’s development from an early age. Learning how to effectively discipline your child is an important skill that all parents need to learn. “To get what we want in life‚ we have to do what we have never done.” (Derrick 25). Whether the parent is traditional‚ a stay home parent‚ or a fulltime worker‚ the most precious thing a parent can give his or her kids is their time. Here are some ways to discipline‚ educate‚ and spend quality time with your children. It is very important

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    Discipline in school and at home” Discipline is what enables us to follow through our daily actions and behaviors. We know that if we go anywhere around the world we have to be disciplined. Discipline is the only way to keep us physically as well as mentally fit. The most important discipline of a person is to be honest‚ ethical and confident in both home and in respective premises. Discipline at school: * We have to come regular in the school. * We must come to school on time.

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    Cooperative Discipline

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    Linda Albert – Cooperative Discipline Linda Albert’s Cooperative Discipline Model was designed to allow teachers to utilize specific strategies to reach individual students and help modify their behavior. According to Albert‚ students choose their own behavior. As teachers‚ we cannot control a student’s behavior choices‚ but we can influence them. “Using a comprehensive approach‚ "Cooperative Discipline" deals with all three discipline types: corrective‚ preventive‚ and supportive. It addresses

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    Abstract Behavior‚ misbehavior‚ discipline‚ and management are compared and contrasted below along with strategies to use in the classroom. Introduction As educators one thing we are most concerned about is behavior in our classrooms. Behavior can make or break our lessons and the students’ classroom experience. But what is behavior? How is it different from misbehavior? Finally‚ how can we manage behavior in our classrooms and discipline those who do not follow good classroom behavior

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    Discipline and Management: Different Yet Related Stephen Loyd In a classroom setting‚ discipline and management are two key components for classroom success. Teachers often use the terms classroom management and classroom discipline interchangeably. However‚ the two ideas are very different in their application. Management and discipline are two halves of the same coin‚ they are intrinsicly connected to each other‚ but they have their own individual properties‚ with their own look and feel

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    Discipline Process Vanessa A. Smith Grand Canyon University: SPD 510 November 2‚ 2014 Discipline Process The appropriate next steps that should take place in the case of Charlie is that he is evaluated for his behavior. It is important to determine if there is something going on that has caused the child to respond in the manner that he has and determine if he is now experiencing emotional or behavioral problems alongside his current disability. According to Dwyer (1997)‚ “IDEA procedural

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    Self Discipline

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    Self-Discipline: Success in School Staying focused is always the hardest thing to do when there are so many distractions around: television‚ internet‚ cell phone‚ and food. I’m always curious to see what’s on television‚ or what the big topic on Facebook is. My cell phone is always buzzing from text messages and calls. Food is my biggest distraction; when i’m bored‚ I eat. I get up and check the fridge‚ then the pantry‚ and the fridge again. I always get distracted when I have homework or have

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    Restorative Justice‚ which is also called Restorative Discipline‚ has actually been around longer than we assumed. According to the website‚ Promoting Restorative Approaches in Behavior Management‚ it has been around for thousands of years and comes from Native cultures‚ such as Aboriginals‚ Maori‚ and Native Americans‚ who used this approach to resolve conflict and disagreements (2016). Restorative justice is described as follows‚ “…An innovative approach to offending and inappropriate behavior

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    Conscious Discipline

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    After analyzing multiple sources of data it was clear that the behavior program Conscious Discipline helped reduce student misbehavior. One of the most important indicators that were reviewed to come to the conclusion that Conscious Discipline is effective is the data regarding the referral number per week per classroom. As shown in table chart one below each classroom reduced their referrals based on insubordination and misbehavior. Throughout each week‚ as the study progressed and the strategies

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    Classroom Management A Comparison of Discipline Models A Comparison of Discipline Models In comparing Wong’s theory and Kagan‚ Kyle‚ and Scott’s theory‚ they both give pupils the independence to do what they think is appropriate for them‚ and the educators and parents incorporate them in making the rules. The Win-Win approach fixes the situation by allowing the students to choose a better approach to the issue. Morrish’s Real- Discipline approach believes that students

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