Posts Tagged ‘behavior’
Self-Advocacy
“Speak up so I can hear you!” How to help students communicate their needs. Communication: In order to empower our students, we need to teach them how to advocate for themselves. For example, if a student is going to be late, they need to email you and let you know. Or if the student is…
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Immediate Feedback
“Everyone loves feedback!” Delivering immediate feedback to increase engagement and motivation. Immediate Feedback is a method to encourage and motivate for your students in a classroom setting. You will need to deliver immediate feedback constantly. As students are preparing for their transition to independence, it is essential that your classroom is transformed into a work…
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