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How to improve discipline in school Videos
- 1. Michael Gove on new powers for teachers to improve discipline in schools
- 2. U.S. Departments of Education and Justice Release School Discipline Guidance Package
- 3. Repairing our schools through restorative justice: Jean Klasovsky at TEDxWellsStreetED
- 4. Self-Discipline Advice from a Roman Emperor - College Info Geek
- 5. Using Data to Improve School Climate and Discipline
- 6. Behavior and Grades Improve after Dr. Fred Jones Tools For Teaching Training
- 7. Leadership PAC Podcast-Discipline Data Analysis & How it Can Improve School Climate
- 8. Resilient: The School Discipline Revolution in Walla Walla, WA
Michael Gove on new powers for teachers to improve discipline in schools
Education Secretary Michael Gove announces new and clearer guidance for teachers on how they should deal with bad behaviour at Pimlico Academy in ...
U.S. Departments of Education and Justice Release School Discipline Guidance Package
The U.S. Department of Education (ED), in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), released on January 8th a school discipline guidance ...
Repairing our schools through restorative justice: Jean Klasovsky at TEDxWellsStreetED
Relying on suspensions and zero-tolerance discipline doesn't deter misbehavior in schools--in fact, it makes matters worse. Teacher Jean Klasovsky shares ...
User Comments
SlothyTwoToes
commented
on 25 Jul 2015
Paul Sperry wrote and article in the New York Times about this "Restorative
Justice" garbage. It's called 'how liberal policies are making schools less
safe'.The REAL WORLD result of this policy in the class room is that
teachers are not allowed to dismiss unruly or even dangerous and violent
students. The statistics support the fact of the very predictable spike of
violence in every school in which this has been implemented. This ditsy
teacher talks about how discipline referrals have gone down. How does that
equate to the initial bad behavior which warrants the referrals going down?
This is more useless touchy feely liberal nonsense that is not applicable
int the real world. No surprise though that TED has developed into another
sanctuary for deranged leftist "thought".
SlothyTwoToes
commented
on 14 Aug 2015
+Michael Meyer I live in the real world, little fella. Huggin it out doesn't stop violent people from acting out their disfunction. You limp wristed leftist fuck boys will be the shame of real men everywhere forever. Also, cave men like you were killed and their skins made into cave women's hand bags, weakling. In the field I would take your life and render your fat for fire kit.
Self-Discipline Advice from a Roman Emperor - College Info Geek
Marcus Aurelius, who ruled Rome from 161 to 180, had some thoughts on self-discipline that he wrote down in his book "Meditations." I think you can apply his ...
User Comments
Pawan Saunya
commented
on 04 Dec 2015
Hey Thomas, Do you use a teleprompter, memorise the content or improve with
a vague idea of the subject you going to talk about?
Pawan Saunya
commented
on 04 Dec 2015
that was some lightning fast reply. Thanks mate. I will take your advice on board :D
Thomas Frank
commented
on 04 Dec 2015
+Pawan Saunya it depends on the video (though I don't have a teleprompter). Sometimes I'll go off of a general outline and basically improvize the way I say each point; other times I'll have a full script. For the fully scripted videos, I'll either practice several times before filming, or just have the script open in Evernote's presentation mode behind the camera - for these videos, I'll memorize lines one at a time, then look at the camera and say them (and screw up a lot).
What if you don't "really" have a goal? I have alot of paths to choose
from, and I am having difficulties making up my mind.
Thanks
ApocalypticRain
commented
on 13 Nov 2015
+Tristan Van Grieken (ShaqeSphere) Then make 'making up your mind' your task.
Angeles Mena
commented
on 09 Aug 2015
By the way, I love your vids. Would you make one about how to study math?
Angeles Mena
commented
on 11 Aug 2015
Great! I'll be waiting
Thomas Frank
commented
on 10 Aug 2015
+Angeles Mena yep! There's a book I want to read before doing that video (Barbara Oakley's "A Mind for Numbers") as well as some other resources I need to go through, but it's coming.
Angeles Mena
commented
on 09 Aug 2015
It incredible that English language barely changes. I suppose that book was
translated centuries ago, and it sound like...normal. In my language, it´s
quite different to read a book of the 1700`s and another of nowadays. For
somebody who does not read very often, it would be very hard to understand.
Thomas Frank
commented
on 10 Aug 2015
+Angeles Mena on the contrary, English has changed a lot since then. This is actually a very modern translation of Meditations - I think it's from "The Emperor's Handbook". My Penguin Classics edition of the book uses much older English.
valarmorghulis
commented
on 07 Jul 2015
I' ve just discovered your videos.. and they're amazing!! Thanks for all
the great tips!! Also, you have the most incredible eyes :D can I ask you
what are you studying?
valarmorghulis
commented
on 08 Jul 2015
+Thomas Frank wow.. that's a bunch of interests.. but it doesn't surprise me. You are the most organized person I know so far :D I really look up at your willpower :)
Thomas Frank
commented
on 07 Jul 2015
+valarmorghulis thanks! I'm actually done with college for now. Informally, though, I'm currently studying the science of learning/memory/habit formation, as well as car mechanics.
Woody Undepressed
commented
on 04 Jul 2015
Hi in your experience there are "Magic" techniques to retain more of what
you study for a long period of time other than understand,attention,active
recall and spaced repetition?
Thomas Frank
commented
on 07 Jul 2015
+Woody Undepressed nope, sadly there are no magical ways to learn or remember things. However, there are more ~effective~ techniques, including the ones you mentioned. More will be covered in future videos - just keep in mind that they all require hard work ;)
Tengihia Pousini
commented
on 28 Jun 2015
Can you make a video, of your top 10 books? Or your favorite authors, I
always wonder where you find awesome books to read.
Thomas Frank
commented
on 07 Jul 2015
+Tengihia Pousini more book recommendations are coming! I've got a page on the blog with some recommendations, and I'll be massively expanding that in the near future :) //collegeinfogeek.com/essential-books-for-students/
Using Data to Improve School Climate and Discipline
Please join the Alliance for Excellent Education and the Council of State Governments (CSG) Justice Center for a webinar on school discipline and climate data ...
Behavior and Grades Improve after Dr. Fred Jones Tools For Teaching Training
Granite Hills High School freshmen describe behavior and grades improvement after discipline and instruction and motivation intervention. They are Mrs.
User Comments
ssuz1
commented
on 02 Jul 2013
Right.The answer is that simple. It's people like you who blame educators
who contribute to the majority of the problem through your ignorance.I
invite you to spend a week in my classroom any time.Not only will I leave
you alone with the kids, you'll have to do all the planning, meetings,
lesson planning, paperwork, oh yeah...And don't forget teaching.And don't
forget that all your materials you use come out of your own pocket.Also
you're on your own decorating your class.
ssuz1
commented
on 02 Jul 2013
And that just names a few of the tasks of the typical teacher. So it's wise
to not comment without some prior first-hand experience. The reason
education is the way it is is because we have become a lazy, self-indulgent
nation who does not value or even (often times) show respect for its
professionals who help others. So many don't put any stock in what a
teacher contributes.Cops, military, nurses, firemen, teachers: can you
think of professions that are truly more noble?
Linda Carpenter
commented
on 08 Mar 2011
Yes, teachers need to be trained in classroom management which is rarely
offered to them in college programs. Just like every profession, there is a
learning curve and continuing professional development, like Fred Jones,
Tools For Teaching prepare teaches for the reality of the classroom with
successful discipline, instruction and motivation techniques. All teachers
need training and support , especially in their first few years in the
profession.
Frank J
commented
on 30 Oct 2008
Fred Jones is a national treasure in education! Not only has his work
created success for teachers and students all the nation, he also has
created a Parent training that brings positive relationships to every
family. I congratulate Mrs. Garcia and her students for their honesty and
desire to help other schools and students see that they can succeed. Bravo!
KidVisionAZ
commented
on 03 Apr 2009
Who are you? This is Professor Carpenter who came to interview you all. Are
you still doing well?
CallingMeCasper
commented
on 08 Mar 2011
moral of the story.... its the teachers fault kids dont learn, improve
teachers
bubbajake15
commented
on 02 Apr 2009
Wow this is pretty retarded. I helped filmed this.
Leadership PAC Podcast-Discipline Data Analysis & How it Can Improve School Climate
Break down of how the dis-aggregation of discipline statistics, analysis, and the creation of a new plan based on analysis can move the school climate in a ...
Resilient: The School Discipline Revolution in Walla Walla, WA
A small alternative high school in Walla Walla, WA has made big changes to its discipline policy and its school culture, with amazing results. Hear from the ...
User Comments
Christ Church School
commented
on 16 Nov 2015
Impressive, it really touches on whats so relevant, discipline without
being over bearing on the present generation in schools, worth emulating,
Thanks. Carl Laurie
Trish Kilkelly
commented
on 23 Nov 2015
Wonderful!
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