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Edu/320 Personal Classroom Management Philosophy
Fourth Grade Classroom Management Plan
Kim Galaviz
EDU/320
April 17, 2011
Stacey Concepcion
Personal Classroom Management Philosophy Defining classroom management goes beyond the behaviors students’ exhibit and the consequences that follow. • I believe using opportunities that incorporate “real world” learning experiences where consequences are equal to those in the real world • Students must realize that they can change their situation • Providing students with opportunities and situations in which they are required to make choices teaches and fosters self-discipline as well as meeting the need for power. • I believe students need an environment that involves self-discipline, self-respect, and compassion as well

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