CHOICE THEORY

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POWER CAN HAVE AN ASTONISHING IMPACT ON STUDENT COMPETENCE

In the first article in this series we discussed William Glasser’s ideas on the basic needs that students have that must be satisfied at school.  We have examined three of these basic needs:   Belonging, Freedom, and Fun which are critical elements of any classroom.  The fourth concept is Power.  William Glasser believes helping our …

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FREEDOM: A POWERFUL TOOL TO LEARN MORE EFFECTIVELY

How can more student freedom be an effective Classroom Management Strategy? Freedom is, in most countries, an inalienable right, a right that feeds into our dignity and identity as well. We may be free to make choices but do we have the necessary skills and knowledge to make good choices? The freedom to make choices carries with it an awesome responsibility for adults as well as students.