Class Discipline Strategies

Questions and Answers

What is the first step to take if a student fails to obey in class?

Write the student's name on the board. (correct)

Counsel the student immediately.

Put a tick against the student's name.

Call the parents from the headmistress's office.

What action should be taken after the third transgression of a student?

Call the parents to the school.

Suspend the student for two days.

Counsel the student. (correct)

Document the warning through a conference form.

What is the appropriate response for a student not wearing a uniform?

Talk to the student and remind them about the uniform policy. (correct)

Detain the student after school.

Write a notice to the parents.

Send the student home.

According to the discipline plan, what is needed to expel a student?

Approval during a formal admin meeting. Signup and view all the answers

If a student regularly fails to turn in homework, what should a teacher do after writing 'Homework not done' in the notebook?

Send a written notice to the parents. Signup and view all the answers

What should a teacher do if a student is found to have head lice?

Remove the student from the class after notifying the Headmistress Signup and view all the answers

How should a teacher manage students during break-time and module-time?

Line up students inside the class and let them out in an orderly manner Signup and view all the answers

What approach should a teacher take if the class becomes too loud?

Stand in front and stare at the noisy students Signup and view all the answers

What is the appropriate way to communicate with parents regarding a student's head lice condition?

Use the student’s diary as the communication medium Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following actions should NEVER be done according to the guidelines?

Speak to students in a loud voice Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Discipline Plan Overview

All teachers at Civilizations implement the Discipline Plan jointly, enhancing students' perception of teacher empowerment.

Classroom Discipline Procedure

Begin by writing a student's name on the board for disobedience, maintaining teaching flow.
For each subsequent infraction, place a tick next to the student's name, up to three ticks.
After three infractions, counsel the student; escalate to the coordinator or headmistress if needed.
after the fourth infraction, the student must call parents from the headmistress's office.
With headmistress approval, a warning is formally documented through a conference form.
Students may receive a two-day suspension by decision of the headmistress without committee consultation.
Longer suspensions require a signed letter by the teacher and headmistress, and approval in an admin meeting with key staff.
Expulsion follows a similar process as suspension for serious behavior issues.

Homework Policy

Indicate "Homework not done" in the notebook if assignments are incomplete.
Consistent failures prompt a written notice to parents regarding potential detention.
If issues persist, detain the student after school until 2:30 PM.

Uniform Enforcement

Address uniform violations directly with students; repetition is allowed as necessary.

Head Lice Regulations

Parents are responsible for managing head lice; school checks for infestation.
Teachers must assess head lice presence and issue warnings using a pro forma slip in student diaries.
Confirmed head lice cases result in student removal from class until resolved, with communication through diaries only.

Corridor Courtesy Expectations

Students must line up inside the classroom during transitions; ensure lights are off and the door is locked before exiting.
Transition students to module teachers responsibly, maintaining the same level of discipline outside the classroom.

Discipline Do’s and Don’ts

Exit passes should be readily available on the teacher's desk; students take passes without asking.
Encourage student independence by allowing them back into class without permission.
Focus on positive reinforcement, avoiding negative language.
Maintain a calm and composed demeanor, refraining from loud vocalization or disruptive actions to gain attention.
Address noise by standing in front of inattentive students and maintaining silence until the class calms.
Do not leave the classroom unattended; remain until the next teacher arrives.

Description

This quiz focuses on effective class discipline strategies implemented by teachers. It covers the importance of consistency in discipline practices and progressive measures to address student disobedience. Enhance your understanding of classroom management techniques.