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Learning Strategies - Overview |
Classroom Routines
Establishing consistent classroom routines often helps children remember the expectations required to maneuver in the setting.
Classroom expectations reinforced by classroom routines |
Children need to respect others.
- Children need to learn to accept others no matter what creed, color, disability, or learning difference there may be.
- Provide children with opportunities to discuss with the teacher privately questions or concerns they may have.
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A "Weekly Job Chart" helps a child
remember his or her chore |
Children need try their best in each subject area and on each task
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This helps to establish a work ethic and reinforce the value of learning –
- Avoid having students grade each other's papers.
This helps to lessen the anxiety and embarrassment
some children may feel when they do not understand
a task.
- To help children remember to turn in homework, provide a specific time and location for the children to turn in assignments.
- Designate an area for students to post their work in the classroom. This helps to place value on their work.
Children need to help take care of the classroom
- This helps children become invested in the room and learn to take care of materials.
- Give each student a chore or a job to help maintain the classroom.
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