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Originally Posted by malcolmk14
Consequences for poor academic behaviour. I like that one.
If a teacher has a class of 30 students in Grade 6, 17 of whom are learning to speak English at varying stages (a couple of them can barely ask to go to the washroom), 4 of whom have learning disabilities and read at a Grade 2 or lower level, can barely write their name (seriously), 1 of whom has ADHD and can't sit still long enough to write a sentence, 4 of whom are pretty much done with school cause they've been told for years that they're below grade level and their parents give less of a #### than they do...
What are some real consequences for poor academic behaviour that you would suggest a teacher implement in that situation?
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Are you my wife? How did you find out about CP....this is my domain!
(what's for dinner, need me to go to the store?)
Joking of course, but to your point (it is a narrative I hear every night), I would suggest that increased assistance in the classroom would certainly be a starting point.