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Placement 1:
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Another great motivation idea was writing the word COMPLIMENT on the board. Whenever the students were quiet in the hallway or if the students were good at specials and another teacher gives them a compliment, a letter would be crossed off the word. Once the entire word was crossed off, students had a COMPLIMENT party. Mrs. Absher gave the students a list of rewards (pajama party, eat lunch in the classroom, or extra recess) that would keep them motivated. The students would get to vote on their reward. This was school wide so this wasn't something Mrs. Absher only did, but I thought this was a great idea!
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My cooperating teacher didn't have much motivation do you mean going on while moving from task to task. Sometimes she would say "I love the way Caroline is waiting patiently to begin our next activity, Caroline will you move you clip up." Once the students clip made it to the very top, there was no reward, so I don't really feel like this strategy was motivation for all of the students.
Placement 2:

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Junior Year Field Placement
Sawnee Elementary
Placement 1: Mrs. Absher (1st grade, General Ed.)
Placement 2: Mrs. Hughes (Resource/ Co-Teacher)
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