'Pupil behaviour' presentation slideshows

Behaviour for Learning

Behaviour for Learning. Salliann Coleman November 2012. Behaviour can be an area where we expect so much and teach so little Galvin, Miller and Nash ( 1999) If you think you are too small to make a difference try sleeping in a room with a mosquito

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Effective Classroom Management

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Welcome to the Tri-borough

Welcome to the Tri-borough London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, City of Westminster. NQT Welcome. Borough characteristics and features The induction process Professional Development for NQTs Sources of information and support.

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New Year 7 Induction Evening

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What will be most helpful in enabling you to get better at it?

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Rewards and Sanctions

Rewards and Sanctions. By Katie Unsworth. Why?. Rewards and sanctions are used to set clear boundaries. The parents know what is expected of their children as pupils. The pupils know what is expected of them. The teachers can impose the school rules.

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Behaviour Scenarios

Behaviour Scenarios. Scenario 1: Starting a Lesson in an Orderly Way. Behaviour Scenario 1. Starting a lesson in an orderly way You arrive late to a lesson after a wet lunch break. The class are excitable and rowdy. How do you settle them and get the lesson underway?. What do you do?.

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Raising Standards:

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