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captainjonesify

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The sixth graders in Mrs. Marsh's class are well aware of the rules and procedures that were established the first week of school. Now, in the fifth week of school, Mrs. Marsh expects students to comply and cooperate with minimal correction. Todayher lesson involves introducing a new science concept and giving instructions for a follow-up activity. During her presentation to the class, one student talks to her neighbor and another writes a note and passes it to his girlfriend across the room.
 
  Describe immediate steps Mrs. Marsh might take to prevent these behaviors from disrupting the lesson.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

After recess, Cooper tells Mrs. Morris that Jeremy has cigarette burns on his chest and goes on to say that Jeremy says his mom's boyfriend did that to him last night. Mrs. Morris asks Jeremy to come with her to the nurse's office, and there she confirms the cigarette burns and the story. What is the best way for Mrs. Morris to follow up at this point?
 
  a. Report the situation to the principal and discuss further follow-up.
  b. Call Jeremy's mom and warn her that the school has noticed the burn marks.
  c. Call the police to the school and discuss the matter with the police.
  d. Tell Jeremy to let Mrs. Morris know if this happens again.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
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Suggested Response: Mrs. Marsh needs to use the least disruptive strategies to stop the behavior problems quickly and continue the lesson. She might make eye contact with the distracted students or approach their desks and use a gesture as a reminder that she is watching. She might embed questions in the lesson and call on one of these students to provide an answer. If possible, she should handle these minor distractions without stopping the lesson or dealing with the behavior verbally.
Text Reference: Dealing with Discipline Problems

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captainjonesify

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Reply #3 on: Jun 20, 2018
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