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Positive Classroom Rules Framework

This document provides an example of reframing classroom rules using positive language. It includes a table with 4 example rules: 1) Walk carefully in the classroom, 2) Pay attention in the classroom and listen to the teacher, 3) Be kind to your classmates, and 4) Replace junk food with healthy food. For each rule, it suggests opportunities to teach and reinforce the rules such as using picture signs, praising children following rules, and discussing what might happen if rules are not followed. It instructs the reader to discuss classroom rules and recording methods with their MST.

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Positive Classroom Rules Framework

This document provides an example of reframing classroom rules using positive language. It includes a table with 4 example rules: 1) Walk carefully in the classroom, 2) Pay attention in the classroom and listen to the teacher, 3) Be kind to your classmates, and 4) Replace junk food with healthy food. For each rule, it suggests opportunities to teach and reinforce the rules such as using picture signs, praising children following rules, and discussing what might happen if rules are not followed. It instructs the reader to discuss classroom rules and recording methods with their MST.

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Table 3: Reframing Classroom Rules

Discuss classroom rules with your MST. Identify any other rules which need to be made
explicit. Frame all rules using positive language. Identify how these rules are being
reinforced during the school day and note opportunities to teach these rules
Construct your own means of recording this. E.g. Table 3 below.

Table 3: Example ‘Reframing Classroom Reframing Rules’ Record Sheet


Classroom rules Reframe using Opportuinities to teach these
positive language rules
(both observed and ideas of your own)
1. Don’t run in the Walk carefully in the • Picture signs on display
classroom classroom • Teacher praises children who are
following this rule
• Teacher asks children how they
should walk in the classroom
• During circle time the teacher asks
the children to think about what
might happen if this rule is not
followed
2. Don’t talk while When the teacher see tow students are
the teacher is Pay attention in the talking with each other while she is
taching classroom and listen to teaching she stop everything and keep
the teacher watching them until they stop talking

3. Teacher sow students kicking each


No Kicking Be kind to your
others and she punished them on
this bad behavior by letting them sit
classmates
alone in front the class
4. No junk food The teacher sow the students lunchbox
Replace junk food and she sow a lot of junk food and she
with healthy food took all of it but she replace it with good
food from the cantin

Discuss visual means of representing these rules with your MST to be developed and
introduced to the children over the next three weeks for example.

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