Line leader chart

Over the past 2 years I feel I have done something terribly wrong in my classroom and am JUST now realizing it!! Tell me I'm not the only one who has ever had a "duh" moment? Our school has adopted the Conscious Discipline model for behavior and one of the things the book suggests is for every student to have a job or a role in the classroom to help create unity and a family environment. Before going to this training, I had 2 jobs in my classroom: leader and door holder. Both would change…

Part of that is making sure my space and some management structures are just the way I like them… so I thought I would share some of my favorites with you!

Use classroom jobs to help develop independence, leadership skills, for classroom community, and as a behavior management tool too!

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I like jobs and I understand how necessary they are in a classroom. It teaches students responsibility, time management, and to take pride in their classrooms. I used to only have about 4 jobs. The rest of my students were *BORED* at the end of the day and our routine was LOUD because the other 20 kiddos didn't have anything to do! Some students don't have a job in my classroom, but they are considered "for hire". If someone is absent or isn't remember to do their job, I'll hire them to fill…

This is our Help Wanted poster for classroom jobs. I just like the way it is set up.

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