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I agree with Rozlyn about something he did wrong which was walking out

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I agree that him walking out and slamming the desk is something he did do wrong.

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He did not give up!

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I agree with him using the song as a teaching technique.

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Why should he not have slammed the desk?

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Rozlyn is making good points on what he did wrong

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i agree with rozlyn that him slamming the desk was a bit dramatic and over-reactive

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i agree how he reacted with shamekia he could have been acted better

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I agree with Rozlyn that walking out and slamming the desk is something that he did wrong.

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I agree that it was wrong when he got angry and slammed the desk because he scared the students.

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I agree with what they said about him Alma oh the desk. He should’ve addressed that problem better, but it also gave him a point to grow from.

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I agree with Anna when she said Ron Clark was good at keeping the kids engaged. I think the song strategy he used was very good and helped the kids learn. Even at the end of the year they had the president song memorized by heart.

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I agree with him getting mad and finding ways for them to pay attention

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i agree that him keeping them engaged was the write thing to do and also him walking out was wrong.

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i agree that him keeping them engaged was the write thing to do and also him walking out was wrong.

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Could you further discuss what this did for his kids? How did it encourage them? Why would it encourage them?

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i really liked the chocolate milk strategy i think it worked really well and kept them entertained

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i think the song strategy worked good because they were singing at the end too.

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i think the song strategy worked good because they were singing at the end too.

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I agree with the chocolate milk strategy, it helped them remember what they were learning because they were entertained.

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I like what rozlyn said about the songs helping them

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I agree with Anna and Abby when they were talking about the chocolate milk strategy he used to keep the kids engaged.

I really seemed to help them pay attention more.

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I think the chocolate milk strategy worked more on them.

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55 essential things--what is most essential in Mr. Clark's classroom

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Did these rules help? Hurt?

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Which do you all think was most helpful?

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Do you think there were any rules that you think were not helpful?

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Why do you think the rap song was so successful with this group of kids?

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Would this work in any school, any where, any time?

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what other strategies are there?

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i think the rap was super helpful too bc you can also see shameika singing it to herself during the exam

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What did doing jump rope help acheive in classroom

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I agree that playing jump rope with the kids helped him to make a personal connection and bond with them.

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also what did he use for the kids who didn’t behave as well as others?

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i agree with taylor about how songs and the chugging milk were helpful for the students to focus better because the milk kept them focused so he could keep chugging the milk and the songs since it could get stuck in their heads and when they memorized it it made them understand the material better

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I agree with Taylor that learning songs was helpful because they were able to remember what they learned in class.

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i agree with taylor she is making really good points about the stuff he did.

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i agree with the jump rope because he was involving himself in an activity that the kids were having fun with so he could seem more relatable to them

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how did building those personal relationships help them in the class?

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how did building those personal relationships help them in the class?

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Do you think he was too nice for extreme behavior (i.e., fighting)

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I agree that what he did with Tayshawn created a much better bond

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i agree with the jump rope and rap song because he was showing the students that he was not just there to lecture them, but he was there to have fun and be a good adult figure in the kids lives.

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I agree with aroura that’s true that it helped them get closer with each other.

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I agree with aroura that’s true that it helped them get closer with each other.

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There was a really good point on how building personal relationships between the students could help them.

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Do you think the rule “we are a family” implies respecting each other?

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i agree with taylor about how important respect was between the students and mr clark

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why do you think it is so important in the classroom?

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how did the students show respect to eachother?

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Good point Taylor! I think he is trying to create an environment of what socially accepted environment looks like.

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Good point Taylor! I think he is trying to create an environment of what socially accepted environment looks like.

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I also agree that the most important rule was for the students to respect each other because they needed to learn how to be nice to each other.

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When did he start to implement these rules? 

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When did he start to implement these rules? 

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I agree that since they came from a place without respect Mr. Clarks rule about respect made their learning environment better.

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i agree with aurora that the least important rule was cutting line since the students got used to walking in a straight line and that it’s not much of a real world rule

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i agree that the respect each other was the most important because a teacher to student relationship can’t exist without respect

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How do you think “No smacking of lips or rolling of eyes” rule helped the classroom situation?

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I agree with the respect rule, this helped them in the classroom setting. Do you think this would change them in the future? Would these kids apply it in the “real world”?

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Estefany what do you think the most important rule was?

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i agree with taylor abt respect being more important bc if you don’t have respect you can’t have respect for yourself

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i agree with taylor that the kids needed structure and rules because the class was very unorganized

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I think that no cutting in line also means showing respect so it is important

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I think that no cutting in line also means showing respect so it is important

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I agree with Taylor about respect being the most important rule.

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why do you think he included the no smacking/rolling eyes rule by itself instead of included with the no disrespect rule?

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i also agree with the cutting in line was the least important because you wouldn’t cut in line in front of someone if you respect them so that rule felt repetitive

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I agree that Shamika acted out because of her home life

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Great conversation! I agree these kids are heavily influenced by their parents/home life. They didn't see the point in school.

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Great conversation! I agree these kids are heavily influenced by their parents/home life. They didn't see the point in school.

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do yall think tayshawn being abused at home was a factor in his fighting at school?

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they all have really good reasoning on number 5.

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I agree with Shamika having to take care of her siblings

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I agree that both Shameika and Tayshawn only acted out at school because they weren’t able to at home.

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I agree that both students were acting out because they were not treated very good at home and they did not have a chance to have fun.

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i agree with them saying about Tayshawn like not having a safe space and so that can be hard

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What about the other students? How did they influence each other?

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What about the other students? How did they influence each other?

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Should teachers be able to come to homes? Why has society turned away from this practice?

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Should teachers be able to come to homes? Why has society turned away from this practice?

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Anyone have good strategies, comments or questions (show me you are listening)

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Anyone have good strategies, comments or questions (show me you are listening)

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I agree that it was acceptable for Mr. Clark to go to the students house so he can see what each student may be going through and so he could build their trust.

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I Agree with Mr Clark going to their houses to help them or to see what they are going  through

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I Agree with Mr Clark going to their houses to help them or to see what they are going  through

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rozlyn

think it was acceptable for him to go to their home aswell because if he didn’t ever find out what was going on i feel like it would have been a lot harder to understand there situation.

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i agree with ava that if the teacher is good then it’s nice if they come to your house, but if they’re not then you wouldn’t necessarily want them there. so it kind of depends

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i agree that the teachers should learn more about the children that aren't doing good in school because that way they can know why the child is doing bad

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how did mr. clark show that he cared about his students?

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good reasoning about how mr. clark can be a safe space for tayshawn

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why did mr.clark want to help everyone so much? like why did he want to help the class so much and move to help people?

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why do you think mr. clark was so excepting and wanted to help them so much? like why did he have such a passion to stay with kids who didn’t want anything to do with him in the beginning?

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how did mr. clark’s resilience and drive to not give up impact his relationship with the students?

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how do you think mr. clark felt when he saw tayshawn all hurt laying on the trash bags?

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Do you think Mr. Clark had an impact on other teachers and how they taught?

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what make mr clark want to keep working hard for his students?

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What were some of the most important things that Mr. Clark did to help the students learn and succeed?

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Why do you think the things that Ron Clark did are no longer practiced in todays schools? How would schools change if we did use these skills today?

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How does the movie portray how Rob Clark is now? How did he turn that experience into what he does now?

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What do you think really motivated mr Clark to teach these students even with their bad track record

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After seeing how much the school in North Carolina cared about him and cherished him, do you think Mr. Clark should have stayed there? If so why? And if not, why?

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Why do you think Mr Clark's class were immature and the lowest scoring out of all his classes? (before he came)

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List some characteristic that helped Mr Clark be such a successful and respected teacher.

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did mr clark set a role model for teacher and students to do better?

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hey do you think mr. clark felt the need to help out his students even out of school?

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Why didn’t Mr. Clark want to give up on the kids?

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What do you think other teachers would have done if they saw their student in trash bags in the side of the road

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Why do you think Mr. Clark went out of his way to form a relationship with each student?

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Do you think that Mr. Clark had an influence on other teachers and how they taught their students?