Assertive discipline

teacher the responsibility is to offer guidance, wisdom, leadership and ultimately discipline and structure. As such teachers must adhere to a set of pedagogical behaviors (Hoy & Margetts, 2012, p 119), and then reflect this self-governing behavior onto students in a positive way. These are formed and adopted by an approach that resonates to the individual teacher. An effective teacher may choose an existing discipline model or any number or combination of the following. These range from the…

Module V (B) - Management Theories Worksheets Complete the following tables based on your section of classroom management theorists. You will have THREE tables to turn in (one for each theory selected). Theorist # 1 Name of Theorist(s): B. F. Skinner Summary of Theory (include citations/sources used in summary) B.F. Skinner’s theory was that anything is susceptible to have their behavior changed by certain conditioning. This means that everyone will change their own behavior based on…

Preposition Error (2) The Effect of Corporal Punishment The definition of corporal punishment is given by the Cambridge Academic Dictionary as “the physical punishment of people, especially of children, by hitting them.” The dictionary also states that this usually means when they are hit by hand or with a stick. The American Psychological Association reports that corporal punishment is in wide use by many families in the United States. However, they also say that use of corporal punishment is…

from stage four ovarian cancer, is one of the few health professionals whose caring attributes display the principle that the focus of care should be on the patient. However, if Monahan was part of the collaborating team, she would have been more assertive as a nurse and would not have struggled with the ethics in nursing, thus allowing her true identity as a nurse to show earlier in the play. Susie Monahan is not part of the collaborating team. Collaboration…

o Fritz Redl and William Wattenberg believe that behavior is shaped when a student is in a group versus individually. When they are in a group, they are more likely to misbehave due to group dynamics and the environment around them. This can be due to peer pressure and just the act of being with a friend. You are more likely to talk to them. They believe that teachers should not use punishment very often and in a pleasant way, but use positive and encouraging words and ideas to help the student…

issues. There are many ways in which we can deal with diverse behaviors. Some of these which I would implement in my classroom will be explained further down in this essay. Firstly I would use cognitive interventions for example canter and assertive discipline, i-messages and so on. When I am carrying out instructions in my classroom I would be sure to have verbal and non-verbal congruence meaning that what I say will match positively with my body language so students would know to stop a…

on whether suspension of disbelief is deemed ‘essential’ to other areas of knowledge such as the natural sciences, human sciences, and art. I do believe that Suspension of disbelief is widely applicable to other areas of knowledge. Theatre, as a discipline of the arts, needs the suspension of disbelief to fulfil its main purpose; to entertain with fictional characters. The audience must immerse themselves to an extent that they can sympathise with the characters emotions, so it is deemed…

recognizable because they are marked by the high expectations that they have of their children, but temper such expectations with understanding and support of their children as well. These parents are assertive but not intrusive or restrictive. The authoritative parents want their children to be assertive, socially responsible, self-regulated and cooperative. They provide the perfect balance and contribute to the healthiest environment for a growing…

my sister and I. Authoritative parenting is both responsive and demanding. Parents who use this the authoritative approach teach their children to be independent while at the same time they are controlling their actions. Baumrind says, “They are assertive, but not intrusive and restrictive”(Baumrind, 1991, p.62). Authoritative parents understand a child’s needs and…

Human right, are those rights believed to belong justifiably to every person. In the last hundreds years, human being have been endured of numerous sort of self-assertive oppression and discipline. For instance, bondage and subjugation, in the past it was legitimate to purchase slaves and after period of time you can offer them, so they were regard people as same as the merchandise. There was no law to secure individuals in numerous countries around the globe. That made a few nations to…