Discipline

Warning - if you are looking for easy answers, there are none here.

Below I have included some items that you may find useful. Most are Word 2003 files, so you can download and modify them. True Type fonts are imbedded, but if the documents look strange when you open them, it may be that some of the formatting or fonts did not come through.

My Thoughts on the Matter

Making Middle School Discipline Work, February 2007 (Adobe PDF)

Forms

Eighth Grade Team Detention Reflection Sheet 2006-07

Eighth Grade Team Detention Expectations 2006-07

Piedmont School Rules and Consequences 2006-07
(print then blow up and copy onto 11x17" paper)

CMS Rights & Responsibilities Handbook Text Hunt 2006-07

Time-Out Contract

Think About It Statement 2005-06 (used in class meeting)

Brain/Focus Poster 2005-2006
(for time-out area; print then blow up and copy onto 11x17" paper)

     Behavior Standards and Student Reflection/Tracking Sheet 2004-05
          This was created especially for one of my more difficult classes who did not see the connection
          between their behavior and their learning. After a long class meeting, we came up with the behavior
          standards, then every day at the end of class students would rank themselves according to the
          standards and reflect on what percentage they had learned (out of total learning possible), tracking it
          from day to day.

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