https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l Applying Consequences for Lack of Adherence to Rules and Procedures en-us 2017-06-24 01:42:36 UTC 2017-06-24 04:04:26 UTC hello@padlet.com rgrable https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177330411 The key to applying consequences for lack of adherence to rules is consistency. Its also important to give consequences fairly. There are several simple strategies associated with this element such as time out, interdependent group contingency and home contingency. ]]> 2017-06-24 02:24:09 UTC https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177330411 rgrable https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177330979 Time- out is effectively used as a cool down tool when students need to cool down. The designated time out spot can be in or outside of the classroom. While in time out, students should fill out some sort of reflection activity over their behavior. Once the activity has been completed and the student is cooled off, they can return to class. 
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The teacher can make a behavior reflection template using google drive or evernote. The student can use technology to fill out the template for the teacher and return to class.]]> 2017-06-24 02:53:37 UTC https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177330979 rgrable https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177331695 This strategy is used when rewards are given to the whole class, because the whole class is meeting an expected behavior. Group contingency holds all students accountable for themselves for the success of the group. Older students may see this as unfair.  
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Use a random group generator such as Team Maker to split the class into separate teams. You can then give teams points a]based on engagement, citizenship or contribution to the lesson. The app, Class Dojo can also be used. Also use Social Media to help enhance group contingency .]]> 2017-06-24 03:39:25 UTC https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177331695 rgrable https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177332062 The teacher maintains open line of communication with the students parent/ guardians. Contact the parents about behaviors, academics, pros and cons, and always celebrate students successes. There are many ways to communicate with parents. Parents can be reached via phone call, parent meeting, written notes, e-mails or communication boards such as Seesaw or facebook. 
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There are many ways to communicate with parents via technology. Its very easy to send an e-mail to a parent for positive or negative behaviors/ grades. There are also apps such as Class Dojo and See saw that allow teachers to communicate with parents. ]]> 2017-06-24 03:54:45 UTC https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177332062 rgrable https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177332207 Always keep parents up to date on what form of technology you are using. If you have a Facebook page, make sure all parents are followers. Also BE CONSISTENT. When using time out, consistency is key to making it work. Most of all, use the app that works best for you and your grade level. ]]> 2017-06-24 04:02:28 UTC https://padlet.com/rgrable/uos4fl2kgy8l/wish/177332207