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reviewing code of behaviour

roxychix · 2011-03-15 00:11:13

working on this with a committee in my school. ie reviewing the code of behaviour making sure its up to date etc suits a whole school approach... just wondering how others have views on the good and bad points. what to look out for? and what techniques do other secondary schools use on rewarding good behaviour which we…

15-03-2011 12:11am

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working on this with a committee in my school. ie reviewing the code of behaviour making sure its up to date etc suits a whole school approach... just wondering how others have views on the good and bad points. what to look out for? and what techniques do other secondary schools use on rewarding good behaviour which we will be focusing on as well.
any views to enlighten my thinking on the topic.

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The National Education & Welfare board ( NEWB) have guidelines for code of behaviour in schools. http://www.newb.ie/codes_of_behaviour_guidelines/introduction.asp

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