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Why Why Chart
A why why chart allows you to unpick a child's behaviour. It allows you to look at the communicative function of the behaviour.You start with writing in the top box a question, this would relate to the behaviour you are seeing. For example 'why does Sarah hit the child in front of her in the line'. You then move down the boxes and write possible reasons, such as sensory need. You fill in as many boxes as possible until you finally get to what you think the underlying message of the behaviour cou
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Not Grade Specific
Teacher Provocation Quote Card
Staff Meeting Provocation.Reflective practice is an ongoing, dynamic process that supports educators to think honestly and critically about all aspects of professional practice.I have created a "Reflection Card" for you as a teacher and/or for your team to have a professional conversation about.What does it mean to inspire hope in our students?What does it mean to ignite imagination in our students?And what does it mean to instill a love of learning in our students?And how do we do this?Send me
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PreK - K, Adult Education, Staff
Early Childhood Planner and Reflection diary
This planner is designed to aid you in your planning and reflection. It is for all educators to utilise any way works for them. 2 day on 1 page for you to write notes, observations and reflect on the day. other pages include professional development, critical reflection, brainstorming, goals and more.
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PreK - 1st, Staff
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