No Series: Classroom Expectations
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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- What three expectations does Ms. Hawkins have for her students?
- Why is it helpful to use positive descriptive acknowledgement?
- How does Ms. Hawkins describe the reasoning behind her expectations?
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Jennifer Hawkins
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5 MIN
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English Language Arts
41 Comments
Tamara Moore Jan 26, 2024 10:15am
1. Ms. Hawkins uses 3 expectations, safe and healthy, respectful, and friendly.
2. Using positive descriptive acknowledgment allows student to understand what they did right and what about the behavior met the expectation. Students will be more likely to repeat the behavior if they have positive acknowledgment.
3. Ms. Hawkins uses these expectations to foster a positve productive classroom environment.
Brooke Turulski Jan 17, 2024 12:15pm
The three expecations Ms. Hawkins has are being safe and healthy, friendly, and respectful. There are no constant reminders of rules because having three expectations umbrellas multiple "rules" or expectations in the classrooms. When giving positive acknowledgment, it allows the students to hear what should be done in the classroom instead of what should not be.
Lauren Pierce Jan 15, 2024 10:55am
What three expectations does Ms. Hawkins have for her students?
Safe and healthy, friendly and respectful.
Why is it helpful to use positive descriptive acknowledgement?
Giving positive description that reinforces that positive behavior and expectation of the classroom. If we focus on the unwanted behavior or use negative talk then that may discourage children and it highlights the unwanted behavior. If we use positive talk and acknowledge wanted behavior then students have a sense of pride and they recognize that they get positive attention for that behavior.
How does Ms. Hawkins describe the reasoning behind her expectations?
Expectations are not the same as rules. If all students can meet the expectations then the classroom can be productive and much more positive.
Teresa Castro Jan 11, 2024 9:35pm
1. The three expectations that Ms. Hawkins has in her classroom are we are safe and heatly, we are friendly and and last we are respectful. By having the visual expectations in her classroom it reinforces their discussion as they discuss the three class expectations. 2. She also use behavorial psychology by praisining her students. For example, when she praised Jordan for shairing. This postive acknowledgement helps the student feel better about themselves and makes them understant that if they follow the expectation Ms. Hawkins will praise us more. 3. When Ms. Hawkins states" When we meet these expectations this creates a productive classroom" it means that her students learned that by following the three expectations they recieve can recieve postive feedback. The more praise they recieve the less likely they are to be disruptive in class.
LaBresha Small Dec 18, 2023 7:30pm