A shift towards recognizing positive student behaviors -- rather than focusing on disruptive behaviors -- vastly improved the culture in educator Marti Schwartz's classroom. Schwartz, who is the creator and co-facilitator of Brown University's Novice and Experienced Teachers Working Together program, recounts her attitude-changing experience in both for and finding more positive behaviors to reward. Continue reading.
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