Gene Bedley Milken Outstanding Educator, California, 1994 Restorative Justice, Responsibility Management, and Replacement Behaviors There are three powerful “R” principles that will determine positive outcomes in classes everywhere! They are Restorative Justice, Responsibility Management and Replacement Behaviors Restorative Justice Schools need to place more emphasis on not just making sure remorse is expressed for various… Read more »
Mother Theresa “We can do no great things – only small things with great love.” –
I’m always here to understand you. I’m always here to laugh with you. I’m always here to cry with you. I’m always here to talk with you. I’m always here to think with you. I’m always here to plan with you. Even though we might not always be together, Please know that I’m always here… Read more »
1. Students write and publish their own books of good manners. These books emphasize values, respect for others, and integrity in addition to proper behavior in different social situations. The books might be called, “Manners for Grade ___ Students,” “Manners is our Favorite Subject,” or “We Love Good Manners.” 2. Each student completes a few… Read more »
Effort only releases it’s reward after you refuse to quit. – Gene Bedley
It is good to dream, but it is better to dream and work. Faith ismighty, but action with faith is mightier. – Thomas Robert Gaines
1. IDENTIFYING AND WRITING GOALS FOR MY LIFE. 2. PROCESSING MY EMOTIONS THROUGH MY BRAIN BEFORE RESPONDING. 3. FINDING A WAY RATHER THAN MAKING EXCUSES. 4. PUTTING SIGNS IN MY LIFE TO HELP ME REMEMBER WHAT TO DO. 5. DEVELOPING INTROSPECTIVE AND SELF REGULATION SKILLS FOR SELF IMPROVEMENT. 6. KEEPING AGREEMENTS. 7. ACCEPTING WHAT MY… Read more »
If you wrestle with pigs you re going to get really muddy And only one of you is going to really like it! – Author Unknown
“Excellence becomes a lifestyle only when we practice the Golden Rule without giving it a second thought. That’s possible when we elevate the worth of others to the same level we hold for ourselves. Les Giblin, an authority on human relations, says that our actions must be genuine.
When it’s time to clean up, rather than ringing a bell try using a magic word to improve listening skills along with the bell signal. You can ring the bell and give directions to clean up however the children are taught to keep playing/working until you add the magic word. The children are really proud… Read more »
