 been looking for. I teach a small class of 4th graders (only 10 students), but I have been struggling to document incidents after school or even during my prep...you were right, teachers just have too much on their minds!
And again, we are constantly asked for specific details about a student's behavior when speaking to behavior specialists or even the principal. It is great to have such documentation handy. I will definitely try this out...I just hope I can make it a habit that sticks!
Thanks again!
Heba Brohi
Posted by: Heba Brohi | September 09, 2008 at 08:14 PM
Thanks Heba- I loved getting your feedback about what I wrote. There is a little chart I keep in my classroom "For a child to learn something new, you need to repeat it 8 times. For a child to unlearn an old behavior, you need to repeat the new behavior on the average of 28 times. 20 of those times are used to eliminate the old behavior and 8 of those times are used to learn the new behavior." I am sure it applies to adults, too! Good luck in making some new habits and enjoy you small class of 4th grade sweeties!
Take care! -Jennifer
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Was that whole backstory necessary? No. Sorry. Anybody know of a Mexican grocery in SE1, or any other place that you've noticed sells plain corn Tortilla chips (i.e. not nacho cheese or chili spice)?
Looks from that as though Borough Market might be the place to go (which