The Handling of Student Discipline and Attendant Problems. The support classroom teacher demonstrates the ability to manage the non-instructional, human dynamics in the therapy and educational setting. 4.1 Recognizes and addresses conditions which may lead to discipline problems; 4.2 Establishes clear parameters for student conduct and teaches and regularly communicates expectations; 4.3 Holds students accountable for expectations; 4.4 Responds appropriately to disciplinary problems when they do occur; 4.5 Resolves discipline problems in accordance with law, school board policy, administrative regulations, and policies 4.6 Creates an environment where students are appropriately self-disciplined, respectful, and engaged in appropriate standards of student behavior; 4.7 Facilitates a positive climate; 4.8 Handles new situations and emergencies professionally; 4.9 Exercises responsibility for student management throughout the entire building.
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The Handling of Student Discipline and Attendant Problems. The support certificated classroom teacher demonstrates the ability to manage the non-instructional, human dynamics in the therapy and educational setting.
4.1 Recognizes and addresses conditions which may lead to discipline problems;
4.2 Establishes clear parameters for student conduct and teaches and regularly communicates expectations;
4.3 Holds students accountable for expectations;
4.4 Responds appropriately to disciplinary problems when they do occur;
4.5 Resolves discipline problems in accordance with law, school board policy, administrative regulations, and policies
4.6 Creates an environment where students are appropriately self-disciplined, respectful, and engaged in appropriate standards of student behavior;
4.7 Facilitates a positive classroom climate;
4.8 Handles new situations and emergencies professionally;
4.9 Exercises responsibility for student management throughout the entire building.
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The Handling of Student Discipline and Attendant Problems. The support certificated classroom teacher demonstrates the ability to manage the non-instructional, human dynamics in the therapy and educational setting.. Performance Indicators
4.1 Recognizes and addresses conditions which that may lead to discipline disciplinary problems;
4.2 Establishes clear parameters for student conduct and teaches and regularly communicates expectations;.
4.3 Holds holds students accountable for expectations;
4.4 Responds appropriately and in a timely fashion to disciplinary problems when they do occur;
4.5 Resolves discipline problems in accordance with law, school board policy, administrative regulations, and policies;
4.6 Creates an environment where students are appropriately self-disciplined, respectful, respectful and engaged in appropriate standards of student behavior;
4.7 Facilitates positive classroom climate by utilizing a positive climatevariety of progressive interventions;
4.8 Handles new situations and emergencies professionally;
4.9 Exercises responsibility for student management throughout the entire building.;
4.10 Consults and cooperates with parents, support staff, and administrators to develop and implement remediation plans for students’ behavior problems. Comments:
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The Handling of Student Discipline and Attendant Problems. The support certificated classroom teacher demonstrates the ability to manage the non-non- instructional, human dynamics in the therapy and educational setting.. PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
4.1 Recognizes Develops appropriate strategies for prevention of disciplinary problems; Clearly defines and addresses conditions which may lead communicates classroom behavior expectations to discipline problemsstudents and parents/guardians;
4.2 Establishes clear parameters for student conduct Assists students toward developing self-control, respect and teaches and regularly communicates expectationsresponsibility;
4.3 Holds students accountable for expectations;
4.4 Responds appropriately to disciplinary problems when they do occur;
4.5 Resolves discipline problems in accordance with law, school board policy, administrative regulationsregulations and building policies;
4.4 Deals with students fairly, consistently, and policies
4.6 Creates an environment where students are appropriately self-disciplinedpositively, respectful, and engaged in appropriate standards of focusing on student behavior;
4.7 Facilitates a positive climate4.5 Recognizes and addresses conditions which may lead to disciplinary problems;
4.8 Handles new situations 4.6 Assists in maintaining control and emergencies professionally;
4.9 Exercises responsibility for student management enforcing rules throughout the entire buildingschool.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement