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learning/completing activity,<br />
closure(various activities).<br />
4.) What are some of your<br />
classroom procedures? Some of<br />
my classroom procedures are<br />
how and when students use the<br />
bathroom, getting a drink, they<br />
have certain hand signals for<br />
each one.<br />
5.) What do you use as a quiet<br />
signal? I have a triangle bell that<br />
I ring to gain their attention.<br />
6.) How does teaching seventh<br />
grade English language arts<br />
compare to teaching eighth<br />
grade social studies? Besides<br />
the difference in subject the<br />
students are more mature and<br />
have different behaviors. The<br />
good thing is that I was able to<br />
take skills I taught as a language<br />
arts teacher and implement them<br />
as I teach social studies. I am<br />
able to implement reading<br />
strategies and writing activities<br />
as building blocks for them to get<br />
to the objective I want them to<br />
master.<br />
7.) Do you see a difference in<br />
behavior between seventh and<br />
eighth grade aged students?<br />
The eighth grade students are<br />
more mature and competent, but<br />
they still are at the age where<br />
most of them are more focused<br />
on social life versus the reality of<br />
graduation coming closer.<br />
8.) What are your views on<br />
assigning homework? I give the<br />
students all the time needed in<br />
class to complete all<br />
assignments. It becomes<br />
homework if they do not<br />
complete it. I know that they get<br />
homework in a lot of other<br />
classes and have<br />
sports/activities/family life as<br />
well.<br />
9.) How do you manage crisis<br />
in your classroom? If it is<br />
endangering others, I get the<br />
other students out of the room. I<br />
try to avoid any crisis situations<br />
by asking the student to go sit<br />
outside or go to the office.<br />
10.) How do you prepare<br />
students for assessments? I tell<br />
them exactly what they should<br />
study and try to have a review<br />
activity or game the day before<br />
or the day of the assessment.