In this talk given at Faith Builders Teachers Week 2010, Glendon Strickler shares many specific and creative tips for effective discipline. He discusses the purpose of discipline, examples of matching the seriousness of a punishment to the need, when to escalate, and a few things to always avoid.
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SERIES: Faith Builders Teacher's Week 2010
All items in the series:- Boys Will Become Men
- Cultivating a Love for Learning
- Developing Public Speaking Skills Across the Curriculum
- Facilitating Open Communication with Parents
- Habits of an Effective Teacher
- Helping Students Think as Anabaptists Through Teaching Bible and Guidance in Informal Activities
- Helping Students Think as Anabaptists Through Teaching History, Geography, and Civics
- Helping Students Think as Anabaptists through Teaching Math Logic and Science
- Involving Parents in Classroom Instruction
- Modeling and Teaching the Anabaptist Christian Faith in a Practical Way Through Discipline
- Modeling and Teaching the Anabaptist Christian Faith in a Practical Way Through Formal Classroom Teaching
- Modeling and Teaching the Anabaptist Christian Faith in a Practical Way through Informal Interactions with the Group and Individuals
- Principals Helping Teachers Succeed
- Relating to Parent Families and the Local Church
- Relational Challenges Facing Men in School Settings
- Structure for the Unstructured
- Teacher Generated Problems
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