Her tutor teacher explained to the girls that at their school they prefer to encourage the students for good behaviour rather than punish them for bad. I was very happy to hear that, as that is how I attempt to bring up my children. I say attempt as sometimes I do end up giving them punishments ... I mean how many times can one ask someone to please get off minecraft and set the table! So no tablet or device punishments come into place sometimes.
So essentially what happens is that each student gets a card which they can place in front of themselves on their desk during their class.
The rules are the student needs to display
- a willingness to learn
- interaction with respect
- strive to understand
- engage to achieve
If they are displaying these behaviours whilst in class, then the teacher of that class signs it. Not all teachers remember to walk around the classroom, so if they want to, the students can go up to the teacher to have it signed once class is finished. Once the card has been filled they hand it back to their tutor teacher for a new one and the signed one gets submitted to the office.
Once three are accrued they received a Bronze certificate, 6 for Silver and 10 they earn a gold owl badge to proudly wear on the lapel of their blazers. They also have it presented by the School Principal at a special ceremony.
No guessing who already has her sights set on getting that badge. She has completed three cards already ... that poor school won't know what's hit them.
I have discussed it with Agent Smelly and we are going to make up something similar here for her so she can earn stuff at home. She doesn't want a certificate though she has chosen food rewards ... no surprises there either!
thaitanium - Titanium Art
ReplyDeletethaitanium. titanium oxide formula harbor freight titanium welder titanium alloy nier replicant titanium wood stoves . . .................................................................................................................................................................. raft titanium