https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e Wednesday 7th July 2021, 11am-12.30pm en-us 2021-06-22 15:29:55 UTC 2021-07-07 14:04:33 UTC hello@padlet.com buccaneersadmin https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e/wish/1640246393 What kind of strategies are available for managing the behavioural challenges from an online classroom?
 ]]> 2021-07-07 11:45:16 UTC https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e/wish/1640246393 https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e/wish/1640247541 In my school I tend to see the same students pulled up for the same things again and again, any advice for either how to avoid getting to this point or what this may indicate if students can't/don't/won't follow routines and end up being repeatedly sanctioned?

]]> 2021-07-07 11:46:46 UTC https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e/wish/1640247541 https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e/wish/1640248264 How many warnings should a child receive before they get into serious trouble and have to be removed from the class?

]]> 2021-07-07 11:47:37 UTC https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e/wish/1640248264 https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e/wish/1640403107 In my previous career I would sometimes diffuse situations by placing blame on myself. For instance "sorry, maybe I wasn't clear enough with my instruction. What I would like everyone to do is . . . ." even if I knew that I had been very clear with what I asked. Is this something you would also use? or would it be better to only use "there may have been some confusion" as you are not placing blame on anyone including yourself]]> 2021-07-07 14:01:12 UTC https://padlet.com/lobrien103/iztjz6bpvjuys17e/wish/1640403107