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The Raise
Responsibility System
Part III of
the
Teaching Model
Part I
of the
Teaching Model
is about teaching
procedures, the
key to good
classroom management.
Part II
of the
Teaching Model
describes three (3) principles to
practice: (1) Positivity
- establishing good relationships (2)
Choice -
using a
noncoercive—but not permissive—approach,
and (3) Reflection
- prompting change (See
A
Principal's Experience
below.)
Raise
Responsibility System
This is
Part III
of the
Teaching Model,
the key of which is described at
the Hierarchy of Social Development
(below).
Part IV
of
the
Teaching Model
describes how the hierarchy of the
The Raise
Responsibility System is
used to raise academic performance.
(See
Using the Hierarchy to Promote Learning
below).
Overview
Shows
characteristics and principles that
differentiate this totally noncoercive (but
not permissive) discipline and learning
system on one summarizing page
Letter
Worth Reading
Describes how using the
discipline and learning system
is more effective than others, does not
punish by rewards, promotes responsibility
(rather than obedience), and improves academic
performance
Middle School Letter
Shares how the discipline system increased
student effort and joy in teaching
Letter to Parents
Gives an example of how a principal informs
parents of the Hierarchy of Social
Development from the discipline and learning
system
Principal's
Experience
Shows how
Part II
of the
Teaching Model
improves life
HIERARCHY
Describes the
hierarchy -
Part III
of the
Teaching Model
Teaching Hierarchy
Compares the life of a butterfly to the discipline
and learning hierarchy for easy teaching
Visuals
Shows posters
and how the hierarchy can be used in many
subject areas
Reduce Bullying
Shows how to empower students to reduce
bullying as part of the discipline and
learning hierarchy
Promote Learning
Examples for
different subject areas -
Part IV
of
the
Teaching Model
SIGNIFICANT POINTS
Lists
essential points for successful
implementation of the discipline and
learning system
Quick Start
Lists to shortcuts for implementing
the discipline and learning system
Difficult Students
Shares simple discipline strategies for dealing with
difficult students
 Support Group
(Mailring)
Link for posting
discipline questions and receiving
assistance from the
Discipline without Stress
Yahoo Group
Discipline
Answers
Links to
previous discipline questions and responses to posts at the
Discipline Without Stress Yahoo
Group and categorizes the posts
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