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Raymond Soltysek
All articles by Raymond Soltysek
Behaviour: how to be more innovative with school ethos
Good behaviour should be constantly exemplified in a school, says Raymond Soltysek
General
19 April 2022
Behaviour: how to be more innovative with school ethos
Common sense included
16 September 2011
Behaviour
The problem: I’m struggling with noisy classes. I can’t shout over the pupils and when I try my voice goes wobbly, which some children find funny. Taking the register is a nightmare. What can I do?
10 June 2011
Behaviour - effective punishment
The problem: I have a group of Year 2s who are always in trouble – outside the head’s office, on report or in the naughty corner. They don’t seem to care, and see being sent to the head as exciting. How do I get them to care about being punished?
29 April 2011
Confident application is key to behaviour management
The best policy is not to stick rigidly to one theory, but to sample a range of theories to find the solution that fits
8 April 2011
Behaviour battle continues
13 November 2009
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