The #5MinBehaviourPlan has been developed to help address the frustration that many teachers and staff, who work in schools, have with low-level disruption. The background thinking and some more details to help you implement the #5MinBehaviourPlan can be found in the blog post, “Getting Behaviour Right: Research Plus Experience” by @LeadingLearner.
The plan focuses on rules, routines, relationships and disciplinary interventions (rewards, sanctions and behaviour management strategies).
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Very comprehensive plan, I am going to use this myself and hope it will also assist me in rembering the positive side of behaviour more than the negative! I always advocate planning for behaviour, how will you reward those who do as you want or go over and above, then what will you do if some do not.
It is key to sort the eroding drips now before they become a stream and start eroding your confidence, student confidence in you and ultimately learning. Now is the time to start as you mean to go on.
Hi Ross.
Looks good, but the link to the plan on Tes doesn’t seem to be active… Let me know if it’s me.
Thanks,
John
No, not you. I removed all my TES resources many years ago. You should be able to find this on my wite, under ‘Resources’.
Ah. Cool. Thanks Ross. Will have a search.
Thank you!
John