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PX7X chapter 4

tools for teaching discipline, instruction, motivation

TermDefinition
Backup System Office referral, time out, expulsion, suspension, Three levels of intervention from private to public sanctions staffing, parent conferencing
objective of limit setting Actions taken by the teacher to control the student’s natural refl exes and prompt students back to work while (1 ) students are doing seat work or (2) teacher is lecturing
Responsibility Training The use of an incentive system for increasing existing or obtaining new behaviors
adrenaline “bleed” /dump Under extreme arousal, the management of behavior shifts from paleocortex to the reptilian brain. This means that when we are angry, frightened, and upset we are noncortical, animal-like beings and that higher thinking in our cortex is unavailable to u
backtalk student behaviors...pseudocompliant behaviors to sidetrack the teacher during power plays. If she can get the teacher to buy into these behaviors, the teacher will lose the game and control will shift to the student.
accusing the teacher of professional incompetence
blaming back talk student games to divert us from real behavior and intent. Do not be taken in by these student maneuvers, especially the helpless statements that suggest the student does not understand the assignment needs your help this is distracting ploy.
denial back talk student games to divert us from real behavior and intent. Do not be taken in by these student maneuvers, especially the helpless statements that suggest the student does not understand the assignment needs your help this is distracting ploy.
helplessness back talk student games to divert us from real behavior and intent. Do not be taken in by these student maneuvers, especially the helpless statements that suggest the student does not understand the assignment needs your help this is distracting ploy.
profanity
backup system
body-telegraphing
camouflage
camping out from behind
camping out in front
check-it-out
closing space
eye contact
fight or flight
focal point
Fredisms
“going brain stemmed”
going public
“gone chemical”
high roller
incentive program
limitsetting
low roller
moving in/moving out
neocortex
paleocortex
palms
park the body
pencil posturing
Ph.D. in teacher game
pheasant posturing
private meeting
private meeting
prompt
proximity
proximity-intimate
pseudocompliance
relaxing breaths
reptilian brain
responsibility training
say, show, do
“show time”
silly talk
slack jaw
slack jaw
square off
structure
tailhook
three-step lesson
triune brain
with-it-ness
working the crowd
discipline Discipline comes before instruction is the Jones model’s cardinal rule.
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