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My professional perspective after completing my degree in Educational Administration is to become a full-time teacher and work with grades between Pre-Kindergarten and second grade. After a couple of years of teaching, my biggest goal is to become a Principal and work on my Ph.D for Superintendent.

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I interviewed my former high school principal about current legal and ethical issues they might be having in high school.

#1 High School administrators and teachers are struggling to get students focused on education due to the high increase of absences. By this, it is affecting the students grade  and parent conferences are being held to figure out what the problem is. Parents are not "forcing" their child to attend school.

#2 Classroom management- The Administrator is having to appear in classroom to supervise teachers who are having trouble controlling students. This particular problem can be fixed by focusing on the positive sides of student success.

#3 It is important for administrators and teachers to have a positive and open mind to everything. High School students tend to be challenging and try to make their own rules.

#4 School Uniforms- Some students are having questions on why they have to wear uniform if it is not a private school. The principal mentioned how they follow under the district of San Antonio and the laws they have to follow for this particular charter school.

#5 Behavior Issues- The school has a low behavioral issues. By this, the administration staff do held meetings to see what else can be improved in the school to keep the behavior issues low.

(Dot-Steed, personal communication, 2018)

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Exploration Option #2 Professional Association: Education General

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Exploration Option #2 Professional Association: Education General

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In my review of the NEA website, I noticed the early childhood education section. The power to the profession gives early educators the opportunity to take part to a comprehensive set of the guidelines that advance their live hoods and improve the child's lives.

Another point I saw was the importance of playing in learning. This particular topic has been debated whether it should be allowed in schools. The researchers and school administrations have found it beneficial for students. It increases their overall development and guided play supports positive social foundations.

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The National Education Association (NEA) is more than 3 million people-educators, students, activists, workers, parents, neighbors, friends-who believe in opportunity for all students and in the power of public education to transform lives and create a more just and inclusive society.

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Exploration Option #2 Professional Association: K-12 (teachers, administrators, counselors)

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Exploration Option #2 Professional Association: K-12 (teachers, administrators, counselors)

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While reviewing the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development website, classroom management caught my attention. As a future administrator, I want for my teacher team and staff to have a successful classroom management. I believe this is one the most important aspects in a classroom. Classroom management helps students perform at their highest levels.

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Articles | Books & Publications | Webinars | Digital Learning | Experts & Events

Classroom management is a group of strategies that teachers use to help students perform at their highest levels. Teachers should anticipate what skills and work habits students need, and these skills and routines help make classroom life academically productive and satisfying. By modeling and reinforcing positive behaviors and environments, teachers can facilitate learning and minimize disruptions and distractions.

Discipline with Dignity, 4th Edition: How to Build Responsibility, Relationships, and Respect in Your Classroom

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This new edition of Discipline with Dignity outlines a comprehensive, affirming approach to discipline that helps all teachers build respect and foster academic success in the classroom.

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Classroom Management Reimagined

Classroom management remains a central challenge-and opportunity-for educators. The September 2018 issue of Educational Leadership examines specific and big-picture approaches to improving classroom management.

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ASCD Quick Reference Guides

ASCD Quick Reference Guides cover fundamental education topics in a handy format that's perfect for time-pressed study groups or individuals. Written by recognized experts, the guides are packed with instructional tips and solutions that you can put into practice right away. Learn more

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PD Online Courses

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ASCD myTeachSource

In the ASCD myTeachSource ® topic pack Positive Classroom Management and Culture, you'll find teacher-driven articles, videos, checklists, rubrics, and more.
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The ASCD Streaming video platform delivers trusted professional learning to your laptop or tablet. Enjoy instant access for a day, a month, or a year from more than 50 of our top-selling videos. Selected titles are also available on DVD.

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ASCD Faculty members are available for on-site capacity-building professional development on classroom management. ASCD can design a precise professional development plan, organized around our field-tested solutions, with a focus on the education foundations that make sense for you.
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ASCD Conferences, One-, Two-, and Three-Day Institutes, and other special events frequently feature sessions about classroom management.
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The exploration options were very interesting, but the one that I identify the most is the professional association of classroom management. As a future administrator, I want my future school to be successful in every area. By this, it starts in a well manage classroom.

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Gayathi, R., Priya, V., & Shahzan, S. (2018). Effects of classroom management practice in professional education. Drug Invention Today, 10(7), 1205-1207. Retrieved from http://content.ebscohost.com/ContentServer.asp?T=P&P=AN&K=130629165&S=R&D=a9h&EbscoContent=dGJyMNHr7ESeqLY4zdnyOLCmr1CeqLBSs6q4Ta6WxWXS&ContentCustomer=dGJyMPGutk%2B2prNJuePfgeyx43zx

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Association for supervision and curriculum (ASCD). (2018). Classroom Management. Retrieved from http://www.ascd.org/research-a-topic/classroom-management-resources.aspx

Gayathi, R., Priya, V., & Shahzan, S. (2018). Effects of classroom management practice in professional education. Drug Invention Today, 10(7), 1205-1207. Retrieved from http://content.ebscohost.com/ContentServer.asp?T=P&P=AN&K=130629165&S=R&D=a9h&EbscoContent=dGJyMNHr7ESeqLY4zdnyOLCmr1CeqLBSs6q4Ta6WxWXS&ContentCustomer=dGJyMPGutk%2B2prNJuePfgeyx43zx

Education world: Connecting educators to what works. (2018). Classroom Management. Retrieved from https://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/strategy/strategy047.shtml

National education association (2017). Early Childhood Education. Retrieved from http://www.nea.org/home/18163.htm

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According to the  Education world: Classroom management, this particular term refers to the to the procedures, strategies, and instructional techniques teachers use to manage student behavior and learning activities (2018). By this, an effective classroom management creates an environment that is appropriate for teaching and learning. Strong classroom management skills are essential for successful teaching. The more an administrator help the teachers, the results will be successful. The principal is the foundation of the teachers and is the support for them.

I believe this topic about classroom management is important to educators because it gives them an insight of what needs to be done and new ways to discover what needs to be improved.  Classroom management is crucial in classrooms as a result of it supports the correct execution of curriculum development, developing best teaching practices, and putting them into action (Gayathi, Priya, & Shahzan, 2018). The legal and ethical issues mentioned to this topic is how it can be handled and to what extend a teacher can take it. As a future administrator, I believe it is very important to be positive and open minded to every situation it comes up. Not every student is the same and situations cannot be dealt the same ways. Just because a strategy worked with a particular student, it does not mean it will work with all of them.

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The term classroom management refers to the procedures, strategies, and instructional techniques teachers use to manage student behavior and learning activities. Effective classroom management creates an environment that is conducive to teaching and learning. Ineffective classroom management often creates chaos. Effective classroom management is the most important -- and the most difficult -- skill a new teacher has to master. Even veteran teachers often find themselves faced with a student -- or an entire class -- who challenges their established management skills and forces them to find new ways of dealing with classroom situations.

Learn More About Classroom Management
Education World has posted numerous articles containing general classroom management tips as well as specific classroom management techniques. Those include:

Teachers, Start Your Engines: Management Tips from the Pit Crew
Who said classroom management has to be boring? The editors at Education World offer 20 successful classroom management strategies to get your year off to a great start and keep your classroom running smoothly throughout the entire year. Included: Twenty tips for taking attendance, motivating students, rewarding good behavior, and more.

Creating a Climate for Learning: Effective Classroom Management Techniques
According to Fred Jones's Positive Classroom Discipline, "The most widespread management technique at home and in the classroom is nag, nag, nag." It's also probably the least effective. How can you avoid making that technique your own and create a "climate for learning" instead? Education World asks the experts -- teachers who've "been there, done that" and found a better way -- for answers.

TONS of Tips! -- Six Great 'Teacher Tips' Sites on the Web
Education World introduces you to a few of the best "teacher tips" sites on the Web. At those sites, you'll find hundreds of practical classroom management tips -- tried and tested solutions from teachers willing to share. So sit back, get ready for a sampling of tips from these sites. (But remember, this sampling is just the "tip" of the iceberg.) Then explore the sites in more depth and find tips to motivate your students, organize your classroom, and much, much more.

The Secret's in the Little Things: Simple Tips for Successful Teachers
These twelve quick tips can help make managing your classroom a breeze. Included are tips for getting to know your students, communicating with parents, getting your day of to a good start, and much more.

Classroom Management: Ten Teacher-Tested Tips
Hallway conferences. Pasta discipline. Buddy rooms. Bell work. Those and other ideas for taming temper tantrums -- and other classroom disruptions -- are the focus of this Education World article. Included: An opportunity for all teachers to share the classroom management techniques that work for them.

'Speaking of Classroom Management' -- An Interview with Harry K. Wong
Meet Harry K. Wong, the author of The First Days of School: How to Be an Effective Teacher, and learn the secret to your success in the classroom.

Classroom Management: Principals Help Teachers Develop Essential Skills
Almost everyone agrees that strong classroom management skills are essential for successful teaching. Many teacher education programs don't provide courses to help future teachers develop those skills, however. So what does a principal do with a new teacher who has great potential but needs help with classroom management? Education World's "Principal Files" principals have "The Plan."

Do Seating Arrangements and Assignments = Classroom Management?
Now might be a good time to take a long look at your classroom seating arrangement. Advice and opinions about classroom arrangements and seating assignments abound -- and Education World explores the possibilities. Included: Tips from Fred Jones on how to get the most out of classroom arrangements.

Class Meetings: A Democratic Approach to Classroom Management
Patterned after family meetings in her home, teacher Donna Styles established a format for class meetings that enables students to share their thoughts and solve classroom issues on their own. In Styles's model, students take turns acting as a discussion leader, while the teacher promotes a respectful atmosphere and participates as a group member. Included: Tips for holding successful class meetings.

Microphone-Toting Teachers Grab Students' Attention
Teachers at two elementary schools in Baltimore County, Maryland, find that students jump to attention when the teachers use sound systems in their classrooms. The microphones boost their voices over background noises and help prevent "teacher-voice" strain. Included: Tips on using sound systems in classrooms.

I Found My "Teacher Voice" and Transformed My Classroom
Educator Arnold Pulda reflects on how a bout with cancer precipitated his transition from a "drill sergeant" who barked orders at his students to a quieter, gentler Dr. Pulda. Included: An opportunity to share your most effective classroom management strategies.

A "Nuts and Bolts" Approach to Classroom Successes
A former teacher, Dr. Jane Bluestein turned her pages of tips for teachers about classroom management and organization into a book and then a business. She works with educators seeking new ways to improve their teaching and interactions. Included: Tips for improving student behavior and school climate.

Creativity Flourishes in the Structured Classroom
Teachers of special subjects such as music, art and physical education need to give careful consideration to discipline in their classroom. If you're afraid that structure will stifle creativity, you need to reconsider that notion. Structure and limits are important educational tools that give rise to a climate in which creativity can emerge. Find out how structure and creativity can coexist in your classroom in this Classroom Problem Solver from Dr. Ken Shore.

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Description The term classroom management refers to the procedures, strategies, and instructional techniques teachers use to manage student behavior and learning activities. Effective classroom management creates an environment that is conducive to teaching and learning. Ineffective classroom management often creates chaos.