Winter time Behaviour tip

by | Dec 7, 2020 | Behaviour, Classroom Practice, Leadership, Teenagers | 0 comments

Frozen leaves on ice covered branches

Photo by Rodion Kutsaev on Unsplash

It’s dark when you’re leaving in the morning, it’s dark when you’re leaving school in the afternoon

You’ve found yourself accidentally volunteering for the wintertime concert/old people’s food drop/online carol service,

You haven’t covered half of the curriculum content you were planning on –

And the kids have gone absolutely wappy by now.

November and December can be a time when behaviour slips – even on the best of years, let alone 2020.

There are some really simple strategies that you can put in place

– even on those very last video/DVD/downloaded days…

That will help you now and when you return in the New Year.

This video shares my number one Wintertime top tip  –

– Silence.

Watch here to find out more:

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