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Cultivating Students
The tools for dealing with this level of management involve patience, a desire to cultivate students, and a specialized document or two. The cultivation of students rests in a fundamental belief that students are in the process of development and the process requires time and understanding from adults who can help students (reflect on
Cotton’s points 2, 5, and 6
). The process stems from this belief and becomes concrete through dialogue and structure.
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Cotton, K. (2001)
Schoolwide and Classroom Discipline.
Online Resource Accessed on June 8th, 2005 at: http://www.nwrel.org/scpd/sirs/5/cu9.html
© 2005 Mark Karadimos | Updated July 12th, 2017
The tools for dealing with this level of management involve patience, a desire to cultivate students, and a specialized document or two. The cultivation of students rests in a fundamental belief that students are in the process of development and the process requires time and understanding from adults who can help students (reflect on