Classroom Rules and Redirecting Behavior


 

Classroom Rules and Redirecting Behavior



 

 
Question1
 
What framework does the National Center for Quality Teaching and Learning use? Explain. 
 
 
Question 2

What is the importance of creating and using classroom rules?
 
Question 3
 
How do you create the rules and what do yo do with them? 

Question 4

Why is it important to plan ahead?
 
 



 
Question 5

What does redirecting behavior consist of?

Question 6

Which are the different ways in which behavior can be redirected?
 
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Activity

Redirecting Behavior Through Dance, Movement and Song
 
Describe the rules of behavior that you see applied in each video.
 









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