Sentences with phrase «at classroom doors»

Smartcard readers at classroom doors will record attendance, and academic and behavioral progress will also be tracked digitally.

Reaching everyone, and knitting parents and students into a community, doesn't end at the classroom door.

While standing at the classroom door, she greets and directs them to their seats.

In many schools, staff members are willing to collaborate on a variety of topics — as long as the focus of the conversation stops at their classroom door.

Even in schools that endorse the idea of collaboration, the staff's willingness to collaborate often stops at the classroom door.

Dr Burn added: «Whatever our personal beliefs are about men and women as teachers, we should leave these beliefs at the classroom door and concentrate on teaching all children, not just to enjoy learning, but also to succeed in doing so.»

We hypothesize that the only modest effects of standards - based reform thus far are largely due to the fact that those reforms stalled at the classroom door, so a focus of the Center will be how implementation is achieved and supported among teachers.

We at C - SAIL believe that standards - based reform has typically stopped at the classroom door, and because of that, has not realized its full potential.

She stood at the classroom door, waiting while the little girls found their broadbrimmed, blue - banded hats, in preparation for leaving the safety of the school grounds.

Not exact matches

For all district schools, safety protocols for routine school operations are being reinforced, including requiring students and staff to wear identification badges while on campus; locking classroom doors at all times; locking and securing exterior doors and gates throughout the day; and being vigilant in monitoring the campus throughout the day.

They teach students to barricade their classroom doors, run, scream, and throw things at a gunman.

Cross-country coach Scott Beigel, who taught geography at the school, died after opening his classroom door to students, the Sun - Sentinel reported.

Nathanael Clark — who'd heard a girl pleading for help outside his classroom's locked door — left that classroom at last.

They thought it was a fire drill at first, so the students hurried out of the classroom, and geography teacher Scott Beigel locked the door behind them.

I left the classroom so fast I shoved a boy out of the way at the door to be first out.

Not to mention, when around 100 students are «turned loose» at the door by teachers after being in the classroom all morning... well, the sound level & activity isn't exactly conducive to a relaxing meal.

It is posted on the front door of the school that the whole building is peanut sensitive, meaning certain classrooms are labeled peanut free, and the lunch room has one tables set up for the kids who do bring a PB&J to school to go sit at and eat.

I vividly remember a parent showing up at the door of the classroom to pick up her child early so the little girl wouldn't miss her horseback riding class, which I thought was such a fun summer activity.

At the end of the 10 - minute breakfast period, trash was collected and put outside the classroom doors for pick - up, along with the soft - sided delivery coolers.

For example, invite a child to have a classroom job (e.g. door holder), come up and point at morning meeting and show his / her work without speaking.

Their son, Scott Beigel, was a geography teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and on February 14, he reportedly unlocked the door to his classroom as an active shooter roamed the halls, allowing students to run inside and take cover.

The five - story structure, at 108 - 25 155th St., features state - of - the - art classrooms, an auditorium, science labs and other amenities that were not possible in their old building next door.

While teaching at the Naval Academy he instigated the small tank of a classroom called MarineLab, which is next door to Jules» Undersea Lodge in the lagoon.

A sign on the door of a classroom at the author's school indicates that colleagues are welcome to drop by for a visit.

Even though my classroom door is open to all, I also recognize that our jobs at this point inherently isolate us from one another.

English teacher Holly Van Tassel - Schuster wheeled a 36 - inch television in front of the classroom door at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School as the building rushed into a lockdown — planning to push it onto the gunman if he tried to enter.

After Liz retires, her classroom will be filled by a new teacher or a transferred teacher who might just need to know it's fine to close your door and grab a few laughs on a Friday at lunch.

Ron Morrish, consultant, speaker and author of Secrets of Discipline and With All Due Respect, has this to say about being at the door: «Use the doorway of your classroom as a point of transition, not just a point of entry.

Introducing classroom instructions to pupils things like open the door, look at the whiteboard, listen etc..

And in reality ~ we may not be able to hit a homeroom with every lessonnot everyone has the time or energy to do these kinds of lessons day - in and day - out - but we can focus on implementing these clay - pot lessons more and more ~ until one day ~ students love our classroom and are lined up at the door waiting to get in.

One of the best ways to maintain a quiet classroom is to catch students at the door before they enter.

The simple action of standing at your door and welcoming each student into class has achieved more results than I ever dreamed it would and it has totally changed my classroom environment.

at the 2003 research conference of the Australian Council for Educational Research, successful education comes back to «the person who gently closes the classroom door and performs the teaching act — the person... who is alone with students during their 15,000 hours of schooling.»

Outstanding behaviour management starts at the door of the classroom with an Oscar - winning performance.

The routine for most teachers at the time was: Go in your classroom and shut your door.

The self - regulated educator finds a way to leave the worries of daily life and the frustrations of bungling bureaucracies at the door each day as she sets up her classroom.

Check Your Mood at the Door helps teachers identify issues that might affect student learning by inviting students to assess and describe their moods as they enter the classroom each day.

Check Your Mood at the Door helps teachers identify issues that might affect student learning by inviting students to assess and describe their moods as they enter the classroom...

Four principals tiptoe out of the 1st grade classroom at La Pluma Elementary School, easing the door shut behind them.

We should welcome students at the door every time they walk into the classroom.

Without even entering each other's classrooms teachers can get a peek behind the door by looking at the work that students do there.

The classrooms not staffed by younger teachers were hosts to a revolving door of substitutes, many of whom did not teach anything at all or, indeed, last more than three days.

... to my colleagues sitting here at this table, who have never been in a classroom with the door shut with 30 students — if you think that you, yourself can change a child because you say that another entity can come in and do it, you are sadly mistaken.

Each building at Tiffany Park had walk - through goals, which resulted in opening the doors of classrooms in a way that had not been done previously.

We have an open door policy here: anyone can come into your classroom at any time.

Thank you to Mrs. Weaver at Fox Elementary for sharing her photo (above) of her beautifully decorated classroom door.

Sunlight streams through the door as students walk into Jessica Lura's eighth - grade classroom at Bullis Charter School in Los Altos, Calif..

Unfortunately, we as teachers spend so much of our time isolated in our classrooms that we are rarely afforded the opportunity to sneak a peek at what is happening right next door.

Stand at the door, smile, and warmly greet students as they enter your classroom for the first time.

Teachers greet each scholar at the door with a handshake or fist bump, and then students enter a structured classroom in which they SLANT: Sit up, Listen attentively, Ask and answer questions; Nod when you understand; and Track the speaker.