Love this video. Are you coming back to KZbin??

Woah

I want a link to the patient outline please

Link to patient please

Who who who who who

Ians

you're so sweet beautiful and talented. but don't raise your eyebrows all the time otherwise you'll have permanent wrinkles on your beatiful forehead. by the way I'm a retired esl teacher. ❤🧡💛💚💙

I appreciate you. Thank you for sharing.

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I used the mystery walker yesterday for the 1st time. It was a game changers. Quiet Critters are being made this weekend.

Thank You for this video it was great!

you're super cute. thanks for the video

Hi! Update please? I found you from your “what’s in my teacher bag” video! Blessings!

She is a pretty lady

I’m about to start my 42 year teaching! I still love new ideas that keep me excited! Thank you!

So helpful!!!! ❤

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What are you using to score their fluency and reading comprehension?

Im here because im planning on doing the same thing with my class before may 😭

Blessings to you for Sharing!

Thank you for all you do.

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Thank you this is so helpful!

Idk if you'll respond, but I am studying to be an elementary school resource teacher and the no under-the-table rule was interesting I want your thoughts overall on what rules would make sense for a teacher who pulls from Gen ed (aka not self-contained) ⭐So on the no list: - Chairs up (because a lot of chairs up and down if every hour) - Wipe table (time could be spent academically and a lot of wipes) - Eyes forward (autistic students struggle with eye contact) - Raise hand (does this apply in small groups? I've been a para in resource and sometimes it does/does not) - Say please and thank you (I always feel naggy when I ask for that tbh, plus I have a hard time remembering too, but I will model the thank you, please sounds weird to me) - Follow directions (I feel like that is expected already) - Believe in yourself (for someone with anxiety that is stressful) - Have fun (pressure to have fun, sometimes we have bad days. I think that's where teacher personality steps in. Plus I'll repeat that teachers want school to be fun) ⭐On the change-up list: - Enter the room quietly = enter room respectfully, you can say hi but not loudly - Do your best (puts a lot of pressure - as an adult, I sometimes don't feel my best) = Try - Ready to learn (anxiety-inducing - what if I'm not ready) = Open mind - Respectful (Golden Rule - that has stuck with me from childhood and it's a way to make it a more tangible model to follow, especially for autistic students, I'm autistic but was never in SPED) - Hands to self (Children need hugs and high fives for development) = Consent (I think I need to workshop that more though) - No under the table (this is where it is dicey, would a gen ed teacher be mad if in the sped room the teacher allowed it as a reward? because that would be an AWESOME reward if it was set up with student safety in mind and had a specific table) - Work area clean always (I know I tend to devolve into chaos easily from ADHD) = Pick up/put away your messes (it also makes the instruction simple and detailed. Pick up and put away means everything has a place) ⭐On the keep list - Hallway quiet, yes yes yes yes, but there can be quiet conversation if walking with an adult - Take turns - Clean when done - Eliminate distractions (though that feels more like a classroom environment thing) - Don't touch other's items ⭐On the added list - Communicate/talk/tell an adult (so much can be helped if they just say something) ⭐On the unsure list: - Fidgets (I need to ponder this a lot) - Be kind (I want to be simple and this feels like the same as the golden rule but idk)

There's a rule you forgot to mention...be good looking. Humans, and especially teens, react immediately in a positive way to good looking people, this has been shown in countless experiments. This isn't to say that if you aren't an attractive person you won't be able to control your classroom, but is sure helps. Unattractive people have an additional hurdle they must overcome, that's simply a fact. Teens, just learning about the world (mostly through their cell phones these days) are extremely shallow.

BILL NYE

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Thank you for these great ideas, will definitely try them out .

How do you ensure they understand the consequences of their actions

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I actually saw a student name

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I had to watch you for a class assignment in college for my education degree and I LOVED IT!! I want to be like this as a teacher you did an AMAZING job!!!!

My class is not lucky

We also have a garden

I never got attention at home because my parents worked all the time and i was raised by nannies. Many times my nanny wouldn't have time to make me breakfast or lunch and i would eat my first meal when my mom would come home around 17 o'clock. But at school, my way of getting attention was to be the best! To always raise my hand when the teacher asks something, to get first into all the contests, to do all the extracurricular activities and to be praised. Interesting fact, why do some choose this way and some the other way?

Do you still come on here? I have a question, not everyone has a garden room. We do not, we have a large window, can we just grow them inside the classroom?

In one of my feild classes in college, some ideas for class rules are four things, Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Do Your Best Work. It's not to much for them, and it can be used to determine if the behavior is appropriate or not. My middle school actually did something like this and called them the four expectations.

123! Eyes on Me 456! Our Eyes are fixed 78910! Let us all quite then!

Do you display your class dojo on the board?

I absolutely love how resourceful you are! I love how you used TPT and Target $1 corner to make your classroom look so good!!

Joey

You had such a sweet class. I just had the school year from hell that I'm now recovering from. Constant screaming, crying, students fighting, students insulting teachers, students hitting teachers, parents fighting each other outside of the school. We had little to no support from admin but were still expected to perform amid extreme student misbehavior. I spent one year at that school and in that district. I went there not knowing about the teacher turnover rate as I moved from out of state. Through all the chaos, my students grew academically, but I was so physically and mentally exhausted. Watching this reminds me of teaching before this last school year. I LOVE teaching, but this past year almost spoiled my joy of teaching, but I wouldn't allow that. I'm hopeful that this new year in a new school and district will be much better. There were near 30 of us teachers and para that left. We are all so psychologically traumatized that we are hesitant to get our hopes up for the new year in our new schools. Please pray for teachers everywhere.

I bet your male students dream about you every night? You look just like my 7th grade teacher and I had the biggest crush on her ❤. I can imagine your boys in your class taking in what you saying and masturbating at the same time. ❤❤

You are the reason why fathers like attending parenting and teachers night? ❤

I am teacher from the Philippines. Thank you for your room tour and admire your passion in teaching. God bless and take care always.

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