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Institute Gets To Core Of Student Behavior, School Expectations, Kay Hyatt
Institute Gets To Core Of Student Behavior, School Expectations, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
Discipline plans, community consensus and strategies for preventing and dealing with student behaviors that strain the capabilities and resources of school and teachers will be examined during a July 12-16 institute at the University of Maine. Sponsored by the College of Education and Human Development in response to increasing concern over school safety and its impact on teaching and learning, the Challenging Behaviors Institute will highlight the importance of common, consistent behavioral expectations in the community, school and classroom.
Forum To Discuss Issues Of Safety In Schools And Society, Kay Hyatt
Forum To Discuss Issues Of Safety In Schools And Society, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
The Task Force on Safe Schools, a regional collaborative of education and community leaders, will sponsor a public form on Wednesday, January 13. The purpose of the forum is to hear the concerns and seek the ideas of a broader constituency on addressing issues of incivility and violence in schools and society. The forum begins at 7 p.m. at Wellman Commons, Bangor Theological Seminary.
Weapons Of Minor Destruction, Marc Baranowski
Weapons Of Minor Destruction, Marc Baranowski
General University of Maine Publications
The calculated rampage of two boys has left four classmates and a teacher dead and 11 others wounded at a middle school in Arkansas. It is a shocking, chilling disaster that begs for explanation. But there are no easy answers or quick solutions to violence as devastating as the murder of children by other children.