Three Types of Logical Consequences | Responsive Classroom
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This brief article describes three broadly applicable strategies that can help teachers foster student self-management skills and redirect unproductive behavior in order to establish an orderly, on-task, positive classroom climate that enables student learning.
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- Care: Addressing Learning Needs (31)
- Care: Building Relationships (18)
- Challenge: Pressing for Persistence (13)
- Challenge: Pressing for Quality Work (29)
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