How would you differentiate the most critical relationship in the identity vs role stage?

In the identity vs. role stage, the most important relationship is with the school and neighborhood.

Why should teachers include short answer questions on tests in the middle school years?

Why should teachers include short answer questions on tests in the middle school years? Students need to justify their answers and think logically. What information would you use to support the use of tactile/kinesthetic learning activities in the classroom?

How would you justify proximity to the teacher as a method for maintain classroom order?

How would you justify proximity to the teacher as a method for maintaining classroom order? Teachers need to move around the classroom and keep little distance between themselves and the students for management.

Should we openly express disappointment in teaching?

In addition, the result of openly expressing that disappointment depends as much on the way we say it as the words we use. But students have told me that they hate hearing a teacher say this. The problem with this saying is that it looks to the past. A more helpful approach looks to the future.

Is damn a bad swear word?

You can understand why damning someone to Hell —in other words, wishing them to suffer great pain and agony for the rest of eternity—is a pretty insulting thing to say. However, much like hell, damn is not a very strong or harsh swear word compared to others.

What does “Damn” mean in a sentence?

People use damn to express their anger or annoyance. When someone says, “I don’t give a damn about football,” it means he or she doesn’t care or have an interest in the sport. So damn can mean different bad things. Even when you say words like “the team is damn good in baseball,” you’re praising them and mean well, but rudely.

Are you disappointed in the things your students do?

Of course we occasionally are disappointed in things that our students do. In addition, the result of openly expressing that disappointment depends as much on the way we say it as the words we use. But students have told me that they hate hearing a teacher say this. The problem with this saying is that it looks to the past.