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THERE’S A JOB FOR EVERYONE
MOST IMPORTANT:Protect the Instructional Process!
So…What can you do????
IN THE CLASSROOM
Supervising students
Working with special projects
Preparing Materials
WORKING WITH ONE OR JUST A FEW
Reviewing skills
Working on/completing missed assignments
Supervising center
Reading to students
SCHOOL-WIDE ASSISTANCE
Share your career or hobby
Set up a reading club
Work in the library, office (if approved by principal and secretary)
Work on yearbook, homeroom lists
Work on fund-raiser
Other duties assigned by principal
BE CREATIVE!P
resenting or assisting
Music
Art
Drama
Cultural Projects
FOR YOUR OWN BENEFIT-
When in Doubt... ASK!
CONFIDENTIALITY ISSUES
TAKING PHONE MESSAGES:
This is up to the discretion of the school.
Write them clearly.
Put them in a confidential place.
Tape upside down on Principal’s door.
Give to secretary.
Take messages if teacher is not on planning time – PROTECT THE INSTRUCTIONAL TIME.
OFF LIMITSS
tudent files/records
Student tests
Teacher grade book
Student discipline slips/records
Special Education records/IEPs
No grading papers
OFF LIMITS continued
Confidential discussion.... remove yourself quietly
Discipline of students
Secretary's desk/computer areas
Watch discussions around students
Emergency card notebook
NO DISCUSSION OF STUDENTS
With other teachers that do not have the student in class
With other people in the community
With other school personnel/secretaries/aides
With family members
NO TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OF STUDENTS
Without direction of principal
Without parental consent under the direction of principal
WHAT ABOUT TOUCHING?
Caution must be used when touching students.
In general, less is better.
The student’s cultural background may also play a factor in whether it is appropriate to touch them at all.
There are many ways to show a student you care without touching.A smile
“Thumbs up”
Specific genuine praise
Points to Ponder
How do I want to spend my time?
Should I volunteer in my own child’s classroom?
How much time do I want to give consistently?
Are there things I can do at home?
What if it doesn’t work out?