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| Preparation + Practice = Effective + Engaging Lessons |
By Beth Jenkins
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critical part of program implementation involves delivery of core curriculum to
all students. How can school counselors develop classroom management skills to
best deliver the content identified as a need for all students? Here are five
keys factors. Read more |
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| Classroom Management the Elementary Way |
By Jaqueline Slemaker
Elementary classroom lessons let you establish
positive working relationships, build rapport and market yourself and your program
to students. These six techniques will help with students’ wide developmental
range and other challenges. Read more |
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| Middle School Classroom Management |
By Jill Geltner
As young adolescents undergo physical changes, they
also crave connection to peers – this combination is ideal for core curriculum
delivery. Here are nine guidelines for working with classrooms of middle school
students. Read more |
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| Classroom Management in High School |
By Robert B. Jamison
There is more to high school classroom management
than compliance. Learning by watching, knowing your students in and out of class,
and understanding school culture will enhance those vital student/school counselor
relationships. Read more |
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| Legal & Ethical Classroom Considerations |
By Carolyn Stone, Ed.D.
What do you do when a teacher won’t allow
you in the classroom? Should you take action if a teacher’s chaotic classroom
is negatively affecting students? Carolyn Stone provides the legal and ethical
perspective. Read more |
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