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  • Chapter 7 : Discipline Through Active Student Involvement
    Questions and Activities
    • 1. Make notes in your journal concerning elements from Jones' model that contribute to the five principles of building a personal system
      of discipline.


    • 2. For each of the following scenarios, first identify the problem that underlies the undesired behavior, then describe how Jones would
      have the teacher deal with it.


      • a. Mr. Anton tries to help all of his students during independent work time but finds himself unable to get around to all who have
        their hands raised.


      • b. Ms. Sevier wants to show trust for her class. She accepts their promise to work hard if she will allow them first to listen to a
        few favorite recordings. After listening, the students talk so much that they fail to get their work done.


      • c. Mr. Gregory wears himself out every day dealing ceaselessly with three class clowns who disrupt his lessons. The other students
        always laugh at the clowns' antics.


      • d. Ms. Swanson, who takes pride in her lectures, is becoming frustrated because students begin to gaze out the window and
        whisper before she has completed what she wants to tell them.