San Pedro California. Data Collection Observation Notes & tally Participant Observation Interviews/ conversations Teacher Aide Student.

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San Pedro California

Data Collection Observation Notes & tally Participant Observation Interviews/ conversations Teacher Aide Student

Ruben

distraction DISTRACTION distraction

Only!

Ruben

Light a motivational fire from Kenneth Shore Talk with student privately Provide an accepting culture Stay close to the student Introduce the lesson with enthusiasm Give clear directions and feedback Highlight the students talents Vary your teaching style Relate instruction to the students interest Provide hands on activities Allow the student some control over what and how he learns

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Current teacher Staying within the comfort zone of a more behaviorist approach Incorporate some of the above motivation tactics Alter her teaching style in minor ways to accommodate his lack of attention –Let him stand at his desk –Let him draw the words she is reading (at his desk) Move from punishment to positive reinforcement (Skinner & Thorndike) –Cards flipping for good behavior –Marbles - each signify some “reward” –Make the positive more immediate (not 20 weeks away!)

Gardner’s multiple intelligences

Future (less behaviorist) Teacher Use methods of differentiated instruction Engaging Ruben in Visual learning techniques Whole class arts and crafts (ahhh music?) Allow him to draw and ignore slight distractions TALK TO HIM!