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Communicating Bad News to Parents Sometimes parent-teacher communication conveys bad news. This printable includes a sample...		Supervising the Halls Follow these tips from teachers about supervising the halls of your school building while...
Managing Parent-Teacher Conferences (II) Learn how a follow-up note can help ensure parents' cooperation following a parent-teacher...		Supervision During Administrative Assignments In this printable, teachers outline the reasons for documenting any unusual incident that...
Managing Parent-Teacher Conferences (I) Read about a time-saving method that will ensure everyone involved in a parent-teacher...		The Academically Unprepared Student How do you deal with students who repeatedly forget their homework assignments? The discipline...
Guidance Office Information Form Keep the guidance office informed of problems in your classroom. Use this printable form to...		The Rebellious Student Dealing with a "rebellious" student is often frustrating and time consuming. This packet...
Preempting Students' Premature Questions This printable includes time-saving techniques and teaching advice for dealing with students'...		Applying School Rules Outside the Classroom Achieve and maintain discipline throughout the school year by applying school rules outside the...
Copying Another Student's Homework Address the problem of students copying other's work in a positive and time-saving manner. This...		Strategies for Communicating Displeasure How do you react to disruptive classroom incidents? This packet includes a reproducible...
Instant Referral of Student for Disciplinary Reasons Some behavior problems, such as physical fighting, require immediate action by the teacher....		Dealing with a Serious and Prolonged Behavioral Problem The time-saving techniques described in this printable were compiled by veteran teachers to...
Applying School Rules to the Classroom Learn time-saving techniques that will help you quickly and effectively familiarize students...		Getting the Most out of Detention Get the most out of detention with the disciplinary methods and student worksheet in this...
Students Who Arrive Without Learning Materials Use this disciplinary and behavior management strategy with students who often forget or refuse...		Getting Back to Instruction Following a Disruptive Incident (II) Turn a major disruption, such as a pep rally or embarrassing situation, into a topic for timed...
Worksheets for Missing Students Save time distributing worksheets to students who are absent, late to class, or out of the...		Refusing to Do or Hand In Homework Do you have a student who consistently refuses to do homework? This packet contains veteran...

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