No Series: Setting Expectations with Libby's "Little Tigers"

Setting Expectations with Libby's "Little Tigers"

Lesson Objective: Establish clear expectations and a safe learning environment

Grades K-2 / All Subjects / Routines

3 MIN

Discussion
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Thought starters

What strategies does Ms. Pryce use to foster the proper learning environment?
Why is important to involve students in making class rules?
How do clear expectations and consequences contribute to student learning?

4 Comments

User 1234 Aug 20, 2020 5:12pm

Mrs. Price involved the parents, which was a good and important strategy for learning, especially for small children. I don't know why it would be important for kindergartners to participate in making the rules. Clear expectations and consequences contribute to learning in that they narrow the focus to where it needs to be centralized.

-Michael Mueller

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Helene Previl Jan 12, 2017 11:28am

It is important for parents to always desire to get involve

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Marsha Williams Dec 13, 2016 8:03am

Parent involvement is essential the road to success is a link between home and school. The right activity, having routines are recipe for success, plus children are more apt to follow the rules if they have a voice making them. Accountability and understanding the consequences for mal-adaptive behaviors even the youngest child whatever their ability can understand.

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