“…we’ve been taught when a student wants attention and we give it to them, we might be reinforcing the behavior. But it is not that simple. When a student a student seeks attention in disruptive ways, it may be due to underlying distress or uncomfortable feelings, such as anxiety. Ignoring the behavior can increase anxiety or discomfort and subsequently increase the student’s behavior.”
Snow Day Extra – Apple vs. Microsoft: Customer Service Exposé – Caroline Akerley
Day 111 – QR Code Book Reviews – Mr.Murphy – Fox Hill Library/Media Center
Day 112 – Dissecting the Brain in AP Psych – Dr. Gould – BHS AP Psychology
Day 113 – Seesaw: A Way to Connect w/ Students & Parents – Chandler Joyce – BHS Senior
Day 114 – Bridges ~ Growing Together – Mr. Daley – Fox Hill Grade 4
Day 115 – Millipore Sigma Visits 7th Grade Science to Experiment with DNA! – MSMS Blog
Day 116 – Fourth Grade Build-A-Desk Project – Mrs. Dressler – Memorial Principal
Day 120 – Monet’s Water Lilies – Mrs. Duncan – Memorial Kindergarten