Dealing with Difficult, Defiant and Unmotivated StudentsThe following slides are excerpts from the workshop. Contact Barb Adams for more information at (585) 200-8769 or barbarafadams@yahoo.com
Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer Guiding the Way to Success…Where Teachers Can Teach & Students Can Learn©Your School’s Name here
Classroom ManagementDealing with Difficult, Defiant  & Unmotivated Students
Activity #2:Now-After-HowClassroom management graphic organizerBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Synonyms?Discipline is not the same as punishment.Authoritative is not the same as dictatorial.Consistency is not the same as, well…thesame.Being friendly is not the same as being friends.Having fun in class does not mean that learning is not taking place in class.Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
The Difficult or Defiant Students-Whoare they?The unmotivated student who performs below capacityThose with weak social skills who have a hard time getting along with peersThe non-traditional learner who has  difficulty with the academic demands of the classroomBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Which needs can educators meet?Are we supposed to do EVERYTHING?Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
What are the consequences of NOT meeting students’ needs?Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
YOU GOT IT!Difficult, Defiant &/or Unmotivated Students!Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Cycle of ConflictBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Breakingthe Cycle of ConflictBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Address Students AssertivelyBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated StudentsAssertive
Clearly communicates expectations to studentsExpresses disapproval of the specific, inappropriate behavior & immediately follows up with what is expectedDoes not jeopardize student’s rightsAddresses inappropriateness of behavior while allowing student to maintain dignityThe Assertive TeacherBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Graceful Exits Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Graceful Exits (cont.)Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Practical Strategies for Success! Your ToolboxCreate win-win authority relationships.Make success possible for ALLstudents.Accommodate a wide range of acceptable learning behaviors for the wide range of academic abilities.Make authentic connections with kids.Increase positivity.Support the needs of non-traditional learners.Keep FUN in teaching   & learning!Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Enact district-wide discipline codes.Teach students how to follow the discipline code that is rigorously and fairly enforced.Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
3. Implement effective classroom management practices.4. Implement programs to modify student behavior.5. Establish alternative placements that should include ‘wraparound’ supports for chronically disruptive students.Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
6.Develop school safety plans.7. Support the work of families,     religious institutions and communities in developing sound character in children.Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Assessing & Addressing Your School’sDiscipline CodeBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer                         ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
Contact Educational Consultant & Trainer Barb Adams for complete workshop detailsbarbarafadams @yahoo.com(585) 200-8769

Introduction To Dealing With Difficult, Defiant And Unmotivated Students Adams

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    Dealing with Difficult,Defiant and Unmotivated StudentsThe following slides are excerpts from the workshop. Contact Barb Adams for more information at (585) 200-8769 or barbarafadams@yahoo.com
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    Barbara F. AdamsEducational Consultant & Trainer Guiding the Way to Success…Where Teachers Can Teach & Students Can Learn©Your School’s Name here
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    Classroom ManagementDealing withDifficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Activity #2:Now-After-HowClassroom managementgraphic organizerBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Synonyms?Discipline is notthe same as punishment.Authoritative is not the same as dictatorial.Consistency is not the same as, well…thesame.Being friendly is not the same as being friends.Having fun in class does not mean that learning is not taking place in class.Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    The Difficult orDefiant Students-Whoare they?The unmotivated student who performs below capacityThose with weak social skills who have a hard time getting along with peersThe non-traditional learner who has difficulty with the academic demands of the classroomBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Which needs caneducators meet?Are we supposed to do EVERYTHING?Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    What are theconsequences of NOT meeting students’ needs?Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    YOU GOT IT!Difficult,Defiant &/or Unmotivated Students!Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Cycle of ConflictBarbaraF. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Barbara F. AdamsEducational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Barbara F. AdamsEducational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Breakingthe Cycle ofConflictBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Address Students AssertivelyBarbaraF. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated StudentsAssertive
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    Clearly communicates expectationsto studentsExpresses disapproval of the specific, inappropriate behavior & immediately follows up with what is expectedDoes not jeopardize student’s rightsAddresses inappropriateness of behavior while allowing student to maintain dignityThe Assertive TeacherBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Graceful Exits BarbaraF. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Graceful Exits (cont.)BarbaraF. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Practical Strategies forSuccess! Your ToolboxCreate win-win authority relationships.Make success possible for ALLstudents.Accommodate a wide range of acceptable learning behaviors for the wide range of academic abilities.Make authentic connections with kids.Increase positivity.Support the needs of non-traditional learners.Keep FUN in teaching & learning!Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Enact district-wide disciplinecodes.Teach students how to follow the discipline code that is rigorously and fairly enforced.Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    3. Implement effectiveclassroom management practices.4. Implement programs to modify student behavior.5. Establish alternative placements that should include ‘wraparound’ supports for chronically disruptive students.Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    6.Develop school safetyplans.7. Support the work of families, religious institutions and communities in developing sound character in children.Barbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Assessing & AddressingYour School’sDiscipline CodeBarbara F. Adams Educational Consultant & Trainer ~ Difficult, Defiant & Unmotivated Students
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    Contact Educational Consultant& Trainer Barb Adams for complete workshop detailsbarbarafadams @yahoo.com(585) 200-8769