High expectations for children
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Helping Children Understand Routines and Classroom …
csefel.vanderbilt.edu• Children are able to predict what will happen next and this helps them feel secure and prepared. • Classrooms with consistent schedules and routines facilitate children’s understanding of the learning environment expectations. • Children who are familiar with classroom schedules and routines are more
Early Childhood Curriculum, Assessment, and Program …
www.naeyc.orgments of children’s progress (National Research Council 2001). Both preschool teachers and teachers in kinder-garten and the primary grades are expected to introduce academic content and skills to ever-younger children. These expectations, and the expanding number of early childhood programs, make the field’s staffing crisis even
High-Leverage Practices in Special Education
highleveragepractices.orgbehavioral expectations should be directly taught and expectations should be practiced throughout the school year until students demonstrate mastery. Routines such as entering and exiting the classroom, how to respond to the teacher’s attention signal, how to seek assistance, and expectations during activity transitions