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High School Manners Punctuality Hel
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RULES FOR THE BUS �Have a clear u
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POLICIES/ PROCEDURES • Managing c
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RAPPORT Building rapport with stude
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• Make eye contact • Greet stud
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If a child is pushing your buttons
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What is discipline? From same Latin
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The answer is “Probably so” You
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That was a trick….. • Would you
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Let’s practice again. For fun her
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5 Important Strategies for Supporti
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3. Use Consequences Calmly, Consist
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5. Anticipate: THINK AHEAD � Use
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Giving Positive Feedback • Focus
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Background Information • Seven Mi
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Discussion • While some schools d
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Giving Directives 1. Give a polite
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Now that you have your expectations
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Steps for Investigating a Problem 1
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SOLVING PERSISTENT PROBLEMS • Gat
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If Problems Continue • Is the pla
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Sources of information Alderman, Te
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