Action Plan (In general)
Your Beliefs
One Classroom Rule
One Classroom Rule
Class Procedures
(Schedule)
Minute to Minute
(Schedule)
Minute to Minute
Positive Consequences
Free and Short term
Intermitten
Monthly and Once a Year
Free and Short term
Intermitten
Monthly and Once a Year
Correcting Behavior ( Behavior Contracts)
The Finale
Develop, Teach, Share, Review
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Action Plan (In detail)
Our Class at a Glance
Introduce your philosophy of teaching
Our Rule
Respect Others
Our Class Procedures
Create Schedule First (Monday - Friday / 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Choose from the website the Class Procedures. See how they benefit the child and why.
Positive Consequences
Free and frequent, Intermittent, Strong and Long Term
First Week, First Day - Minute by Minute
Write about every minute that you are accounted for, even class, every procedure, how I teach it
Correcting Behaviors - Behavior Contracts
Crisis Plan
The Finale
Develop: create your resources, make forms, create posters with procedures for students to learn them the procedures
Teach: Videos, books, brochures to learn procedures
Share: with the principle, with students, for yourself
Review: Look at your management plan and see if it has worked
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Students' Work
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Ariana Sverdlen
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Action Plan (In detail)
Our Class at a Glance
Introduce your philosophy of teaching
Our Rule
Respect Others
Our Class Procedures
Create Schedule First (Monday - Friday / 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Choose from the website the Class Procedures. See how they benefit the child and why.
Positive Consequences
Free and frequent, Intermittent, Strong and Long Term
First Week, First Day - Minute by Minute
Write about every minute that you are accounted for, even class, every procedure, how I teach it
Correcting Behaviors - Behavior Contracts
Crisis Plan
The Finale
Develop: create your resources, make forms, create posters with procedures for students to learn them the procedures
Teach: Videos, books, brochures to learn procedures
Share: with the principle, with students, for yourself
Review: Look at your management plan and see if it has worked
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Students' Work
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Ariana Sverdlen
Action Plan:
Our Class at a Glance:
The
philosophy of my dance school is to teach dance and movement to
eventually learn how to express one’s self through the body while having
fun.
Our Rules:
- Respect Others
- Follow Directions
- Arrive on time ready to have fun
- Be Creative
Our Class Procedures:
- Enter the room quietly, leave your shoes by the door, and come ready to learn.
- All visitors and audience must stay in the waiting area while class is in session.
- When I need your attention, I will raise my hand and play a chosen song. This means everyone must stop what they are doing and listen for instructions when the song stops.
- If someone has a question always raise your hand and wait to be called on before speaking.
- On breaks given by the teacher students are allowed to drink water in the studio. No other food or drinks allowed inside the studio.
- Use bathroom before or after class, but if you have to leave the room you must ask your instructor first.
Positive Consequences:
- Stickers/ prizes
- Choosing own partner
- Choosing what music to warm up to
First Week, First Day - Minute by Minute:
One-hour dance class:
- 5minutes- Have all students find their own spot on the floor by each standing on a circle that has been placed on the floor already. Introduce myself and what my teaching style is.
- 5minutes- Go over classroom rules, procedures, and both positive and negative consequences. Answer any questions that pertain to this.
- 20minutes- Get everyone in a circle. Have all the students go around say their name and something special about themselves. After all students and myself have finished then we will go back around the circle and have everyone repeat each other’s name as a group. Include a lot of smiling, nodding, and positive consequences when students are paying attention and trying their best.
- 10minutes- Warm up. Start off with the brain dance to a fun upbeat song to get the students engaged and get them to start being creative. This includes breathe, tactile, core-distal, head-tail, upper-lower, body-side, cross-lateral, and vestibular. As I do the moves, I will explain them out loud so the students are able to watch and listen to what they need to follow.
- 10minutes: Since this is the first class the students are going to start to explore positive and negative space. I will start off with having students walk in different directions. The one rule is that you have to try not to bump into each other. I will make this exercise more complex by adding speeds and different levels to this activity. Music will be playing in the background. I will be talking over the music giving directions while participating in this exercise with the students.
- 5minutes: Have everyone stop what they are doing and sit down in place. Talk about what they just did and what they learned about positive and negative space in the studio.
- 5minutes: Get everyone in a circle. Slow breathes in and out. Roll down and up a couple times for a final stretch. Thank the class for coming and say how excited you are to be teaching this class.
Correcting Behaviors - Behavior Contracts:
Crisis Plan:
- Send a student to get another teacher, so there are at least two teachers in the room.
- Unless in danger all students would stay in the classroom and continue to work on dances and exercises given.
- Remove misbehaving student from the group by taking this student to the side or to another room.
- If possible, help the student that is having a crisis regain self-control of the situation.
- Depending on the situation, different negative consequences will be given to the student.
- If bad behavior continues then a contract could be made and signed by the student understanding the studio rules, but if they continue after that than the student could be dismissed from class.
The Finale:
Develop: create your resources, make forms, create posters with procedures for students to teach them the procedures
Teach: Videos, books, brochures to learn procedures
Share: with the principle, with students, for yourself
Review: Look at your management plan and see if it has worked
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Group 4
Yinghui Ma, Jiahui Rao, Sirong Fu,Yi Liu
Action Plan
Our Class at a Glance
Students will learn and interact with each other in a respective way. The whole class will be in an encouraging and a loving environment.
Our Rule
Respect yourself and others
Our Class Procedures
1. Entering
the classroom on time: Students are capable of being punctual and do
not disrupt others when the class has already begun.
2. Dress
code: take off your hat before entering the room. Please wear
comfortable gym or yoga clothes so we can stretch and do light movements
3. Participate in class: it’s important for us to get involved and follow the instructions as the teachers said.
4. Helping other students: when other students need help, we should give him/ her a hand and encourage/comfort him/her.
5. Show
appreciation and respect to the teachers and other students: being
respectful should be the most important thing that is taken away from
the dance studio. We should not judge or give negative comments on other’s dances. We should encourage each other and accept the diversities.
6. Taking out the trash before leaving the room: it’s important to leave the dance studio clean because no one wants to dance in a filthy place.
7. Stretch everyday after class: Stretch is important for dancers.
Schedule
Friday 18:50-19:50 K-POP
20:00-21:00 JAZZ
Saturday 18:50-19:50 K-POP
20:00-21:00 HIP-HOP
Sunday 15:20-16:20 Jazz
16:30-17:30 HIP-HOP
Positive Consequences
Short-term:
1. Positive emotion
2. Better temporal planning
Long-erm:
- A sense of belonging
- cooperative spirit of group
- Better physical strength and coordination
Correcting behavior
1. Invite other outstanding students to the class and let them imitate
2. Notice the student in front of classmates
3. If continues, individually talk to the students (ask why he/she doing this)
4. If the student's behavior has seriously affected the order in the classroom, warn him.(tell his parents)
5. Call his/her home(ask what happened and notice parents their child will be asked to leave the class)
The Finale
Develop: create your resources, make forms, create posters with procedures for students to learn them the procedures
Teach: Videos, books, brochures to learn procedures
Share: with the principle, with students, for yourself
Review: Look at your management plan and see if it has worked
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Lara Hopkins, Olivia Steinberg, Ruiming Wang
Action Plan
Our choices:
Respect others
Kids get more comfortable when they have a routine
-More relaxed Class
Procedures:
Minute by Minute:
-Greet students when they are entering classroom
-Have students follow the established rules of taking off their shoes and putting their belongings away
-Students should be familiar with the routine and have the established spaces to be for the class to begin
-Before the warm up the class will go over rules and greet one another
-The warm up begins and concludes with the established signals the instructor uses for attention grabbing purposes
-Group lesson or activity begins and students are to follow the established rules of the class room respecting one another/objects
-Asking students for help in understanding how students do the group project.
-Students are aware of the consequences of breaking the rules and are monitored to prevent bad behavior before it begins
-Encouraging the students to follow the rules with positive reinforcement will decrease chances of misbehavior
-The conclusion of class will include a more fun cool down
-Creating a predictable, fun, safe, learning classroom students will be more likely to enjoy coming and follow rules to ensure class is fun
Positive reinforcement examples:
-Rules followed a free-play before cool down to students have something to look forward to
-Words of encouragement:
often praising the student for the work that they had done is enough to put a smile on the face of any student
.-Pointing out students who are doing the correct thing rather than the ones who are doing the wrong thing
-With the class establish a reward system so students and instructor can agree on a “prize” or “goal” they can achieve based on established rules and ‘regulations
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Hussain, Mahanoor
February 19, 2020
Action Plan:
1. Entering the room: be respectful of the space provided, enter quietly and politely.
2. Participating in group lessons: Be respectful to classmates, be friendly and kind to others
3. Being a classroom helper: this will allow a student to feel like they are a leader and will inspire other students to do the same.
4. Getting into work groups: When preforming in groups, be kind and welcoming to others
5. Signals for attention:
Why is this beneficial?
These procedures will help the students become more responsible and respectful to their peers while enjoying something they have passion in. This will create a healthy environment where students are comfortable in and will be themselves. It will create an environment that a student would love to come back to, instead of dreading to come to class.
Step by step:
1. Students should be in proper attire and will have 10 min to change before class, once proper attire is worn, students should head towards the room and line up in the proper formation.
2. The class will start off with bar. During barre, the teacher will observe whoever will be the classroom helper based on who exhibited the best behavior during barre. The classroom helper will be in charge of playing the music for all center exercises.
3. To encourage participation in group lessons, the teacher will utilize floor ‘dots’ to assign each child to his or her personal space to maintain focus when students aren’t at the barre.
4. For choosing groups, students are able to make their own if they exhibit exemplary behavior for the entire class, however if there are instances where the teacher struggles to keep student’s attention, groups are chosen by the teacher, splitting up students who are creating distractions. If one student is the main culprit, they may be asked to observe group work as a punishment for misbehaving.
5. When signaling for attention, the teacher will first simply pause what they are doing to see if the students notice. The second time, the teacher will raise one hand to signify attention and the third time the teacher will stop the exercise entirely until the distraction stops.
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Caitlyn Tolchin, Avery Gawel, Kylie Lavine
Lara Hopkins, Olivia Steinberg, Ruiming Wang
Action Plan
Our choices:
Respect others
Kids get more comfortable when they have a routine
-More relaxed Class
Procedures:
Minute by Minute:
-Greet students when they are entering classroom
-Have students follow the established rules of taking off their shoes and putting their belongings away
-Students should be familiar with the routine and have the established spaces to be for the class to begin
-Before the warm up the class will go over rules and greet one another
-The warm up begins and concludes with the established signals the instructor uses for attention grabbing purposes
-Group lesson or activity begins and students are to follow the established rules of the class room respecting one another/objects
-Asking students for help in understanding how students do the group project.
-Students are aware of the consequences of breaking the rules and are monitored to prevent bad behavior before it begins
-Encouraging the students to follow the rules with positive reinforcement will decrease chances of misbehavior
-The conclusion of class will include a more fun cool down
-Creating a predictable, fun, safe, learning classroom students will be more likely to enjoy coming and follow rules to ensure class is fun
Positive reinforcement examples:
-Rules followed a free-play before cool down to students have something to look forward to
-Words of encouragement:
often praising the student for the work that they had done is enough to put a smile on the face of any student
.-Pointing out students who are doing the correct thing rather than the ones who are doing the wrong thing
-With the class establish a reward system so students and instructor can agree on a “prize” or “goal” they can achieve based on established rules and ‘regulations
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Hussain, Mahanoor
February 19, 2020
Action Plan:
1. Entering the room: be respectful of the space provided, enter quietly and politely.
2. Participating in group lessons: Be respectful to classmates, be friendly and kind to others
3. Being a classroom helper: this will allow a student to feel like they are a leader and will inspire other students to do the same.
4. Getting into work groups: When preforming in groups, be kind and welcoming to others
5. Signals for attention:
Why is this beneficial?
These procedures will help the students become more responsible and respectful to their peers while enjoying something they have passion in. This will create a healthy environment where students are comfortable in and will be themselves. It will create an environment that a student would love to come back to, instead of dreading to come to class.
Step by step:
1. Students should be in proper attire and will have 10 min to change before class, once proper attire is worn, students should head towards the room and line up in the proper formation.
2. The class will start off with bar. During barre, the teacher will observe whoever will be the classroom helper based on who exhibited the best behavior during barre. The classroom helper will be in charge of playing the music for all center exercises.
3. To encourage participation in group lessons, the teacher will utilize floor ‘dots’ to assign each child to his or her personal space to maintain focus when students aren’t at the barre.
4. For choosing groups, students are able to make their own if they exhibit exemplary behavior for the entire class, however if there are instances where the teacher struggles to keep student’s attention, groups are chosen by the teacher, splitting up students who are creating distractions. If one student is the main culprit, they may be asked to observe group work as a punishment for misbehaving.
5. When signaling for attention, the teacher will first simply pause what they are doing to see if the students notice. The second time, the teacher will raise one hand to signify attention and the third time the teacher will stop the exercise entirely until the distraction stops.
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Caitlyn Tolchin, Avery Gawel, Kylie Lavine
Group 3: Action Plan
Your Beliefs
- Creating a welcoming, no-judgment space for kids to learn and be able to express themselves creatively.
Rule
- Treat others how you want to be treated.
Procedures: For keeping the classroom organized and under control and as a way to keep everyone safe and promotes respect between one another.
- Entering the room/coming prepared
- When you enter the dance room, take your shoes off at the door and then place your belongings against the back wall. Always come in lose clothing and be ready to move.
- Lining up/positioning
- Come find your designated dot on the floor for the warm-up. Make sure you are arm-length apart from other children.
- Taking out/putting away/caring for dance props
- No touching the equipment without permission and instruction from the teacher. When we are using different props for different activities, treat them carefully and don’t ruin them. Before class ends, make sure all equipment is put away in the correct places.
- Participating in group lessons
- Always listen to the teacher and follow along throughout the class. If you have questions raise your hand and wait to be called on. Listen to other students and do not talk over each other.
- Asking to be excused
- If you want to leave the room at any point for the restroom, water, or anything else please raise your hand and wait until permission is granted.
- Signals for attention
- If it starts to get loud and the teacher raises their hand, that means everyone must settle down and raise their hands as well so the teacher is aware that they have your attention.
Schedule
- Walk through door and take off shoes
- Walk towards the back of the room and place all belongings next to each other against the back wall (Have all belongings labeled)
- Greet other students politely and with a smile
- Find your dot and sit properly and quietly
- Teacher walks in and uses attention signal to get the class started
- Teacher checks on how students are doing/asks about their day
- Teacher goes over what the students will do that day
- Everyone stands up on their dot
- Teacher starts music
- Warm-up begins (The brain dance)
- Test knowledge à “what move do you remember doing” “what was your favorite move”
- Move into teaching the “move of the week”
- Go over past movements they have learned
- Have students use the new move creatively across the floor and then incorporate the old and new ones together
- Break students into groups
- Have one student from each group grab a piece of equipment from the closet that will be used as their groups prop for the day
- Stand in a circle with your group, have one “leader” begin motioning a movement with the prop
- Have other students mimic and rehearse what the leader did
- Take turns being the “leader” and have each student make up their own motion with the prop
- Present all the different motions to the rest of the class
- Sit quietly and watch respectfully when it is another person’s turn
- Have one member from each group take the prop and place it back in the closet in the exact spot that it came from
- Have students re-find their dots
- If they have a handful of good listeners from the day have them come to the front and face the other students
- They will help the teacher lead the cool-down stretch
- Teacher does the activity with the students to prove he/she is part of the class as well
- Have everyone take a bow and say, “thank you”
- Pick up dots and put them in a pile in the front of the room
- Walk back to your belongings and put on your shoes
- Line up near the door and be ready for dismissal
Positive consequences
- Free/frequent
- Compliments
- Recognize creativity by allowing students to demonstrate in front of their peers
- Intermittent
- On random days, having the good listeners help lead the teacher in the cool-down exercise
- Strong/long-term
- At the end of the month assign “dancer of the month” who was an individual who stood out for behaving properly, listening, and participating. They will receive a certificate.
Correcting behaviors
- Bring attention to class rules either verbally or by pointing to the signs around the classroom
- If they still aren’t behaving, give them a warning
- If it continues, put the student in the time-out corner
- At the end of class have a discussion with the child about their behavior
- If the behavior happens again the next class, call in parent for a meeting
- Behavior contracts will come into play if a problem keeps occurring
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Group 5
Names: Sydney Wisnosky, Rundian Yuan, Jiaxi Lin, Leyla Shapiro
Our beliefs:
Organization and structure need to work hand in hand with creativity to create a productive learning studio.
Procedures:
- Beginning the day: Enter the room politely; put away your backpack, lunch, and coat; turn in your homework; sit at your desk and read alone or do before-school work silently.
- What to do during free time: If you finish an assignment, first work on any unfinished assignments that are in the front pocket of your work notebook; when you finish those, you may choose to do your classroom job, read a book, write a story, illustrate a book, make up math problems, work on a research project, peer-tutor someone who needs your help, or create a song about what the class is studying.
- Signals for attention: When I need your attention, I will ring the chimes (or sound the rain stick, open the music box, etc.); as soon as you hear the signal, stop what you are doing, look at me, and listen for directions.
- Getting into work groups: Take all the materials you will need; greet each other; complete the task doing your personal best; make sure each person signs the project; thank the others in your group.
- Ending the day: Clean off your desk; leave out your work notebook; pick up any trash within three feet of your desk; stack your chair; collect your mail; wait quietly to be dismissed.
- Participating in group lessons: Do not bring anything with you unless I ask you to; politely find a place to sit where you can do your best learning; sit flat, not on your knees; listen carefully for new information; raise your hand to speak; do not speak when someone else is speaking.
Positive Consequences
- These procedures will help because it will prevent students from distracting each other by providing a sense of organization and structure.
- Through these procedures，students could attend the class with more attention and participation，making the whole class more efficient and valuable. For each lesson，the instructor could make the lesson more orderly by these procedures.
Schedule
- Students walk in the door
- Put away backpack, lunch and coat,
- Make sure stay focused when putting away each thing so they do not forget to put anything away and put everything in the right place
- Go to an assigned spot in the studio
- Wear suitable clothes. Not dress.
- Check that everyones wearing the right thing and talk to students that are not
- Teacher signals for attention
- Gets students attention by ringing chime
- Students silently turn their attention to the teacher and listen for instructions
- Group Lesson starts
- Teacher gives directions for the lesson
- Students listen and ask any questions at the end if they have any
- Students appropriately listen and if they do not then appropriate measures will be taken
- Warmup is done
- Students get in work-groups
- Each group quietly goes to a different corner of the classroom
- Each group completes the group task by all working together
- Each group presents their task to the class, one group at a time
- End of class
- Students leave classroom
- Go to the place where they left their coat, backpack, shoes
- Take all of their belongings
- Find their parent
- Make sure it is not chaotic and the students go to the space where the parents wait so everyone is accounted for
- Leave
Positive Reinforcement
- Reward students with a Hershey kiss each time they only talk during appropriate times for the entire day
- Give a student a tally each time group task directions are followed completely and without error. 10 tallies = get to choose from a treasure chest with a bunch of small toys
- Give a tally every time the student arrives to class on time
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