Are we letting our children get away with bad behaviour?
Here is the Nightline conversation that will be the basis of your debate with friends over the weekend.
James Piecowye took over Nightline in October 2006 until it was canceled in June 2018. The cast and crew of Nightline decided to keep the show going and this is where James posts the notes.
Showing posts with label behaviour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label behaviour. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Behavioural Economics and what to do in Dubai
In hour one Dr. John Anderson and Dr. Iyad Rahwan, both of the British University in Dubai, joined us for a conversation about behavioural economics and business. Anderson is a finance and banking professor and Rahwan is a professor of infomatics! So the lesson was the world of business thinking easily links to the social sciences and liberal arts! The world of business thinking is changing, is your thinking keeping up?
In hour 2 Clair Fenner the editor of EasyLiving Dubai, joined us for a conversation about what is going on in Dubai. From language classes to camel racing there is so much to do!
In hour 2 Clair Fenner the editor of EasyLiving Dubai, joined us for a conversation about what is going on in Dubai. From language classes to camel racing there is so much to do!
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Mar 15---Behaviour and Rules and Education
In hour 1 we spoke about behaviour in Dubai. What is acceptable and what is not. The government has a new law tabled that will clearly define what you can and can not do and the penalty for a lapse in good judgement.
Hour 2 Ian Gilbert was in studio talking education. What are rules for anyway? What is a good teacher? What is a great teacher? Finally we had a talk about Independent Thinking Ltd, how they might be shaking things up!
www.independentthinking.co.uk
info@taaleem.ae
Hour 2 Ian Gilbert was in studio talking education. What are rules for anyway? What is a good teacher? What is a great teacher? Finally we had a talk about Independent Thinking Ltd, how they might be shaking things up!
www.independentthinking.co.uk
info@taaleem.ae
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
August 27th Bill Rogers
Bill Rogers joined us and we spoke about behavior, students, teachers and stress in the school environment.
The two words of the evening were fair and appropriate.
Put these words with discipline, time, fees, content and you see where the ideas went.
You can listen as always on the JAMESCAST.
The two words of the evening were fair and appropriate.
Put these words with discipline, time, fees, content and you see where the ideas went.
You can listen as always on the JAMESCAST.
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Bill Rogers
B.Th. (Hons), Dip Min., Dip.Teaching, B.Ed., (Melb), M.Ed, (Melb), Ph.D., (Melb), F.A.C.E., Adjunct Professor (Education), Griffith University, Australia.
A teacher by profession, Bill Rogers lectures widely on discipline and behaviour management issues: classroom management; stress and teaching colleague support; developing peer-support programs for teachers; as well as community-oriented policies for behaviour management, based on whole-school approaches.
In 1988 Bill was awarded a travelling scholarship to the United Kingdom to research teacher stress and has returned to the UK on 26 occasions to lecture at the major universities. He was made a Fellow of the Australian College of Education in 1988 and received the Excellence in Education Award (VIC) in 1993. He received the Hedley Beare Educator of the Year Award in 1998 and was appointed an adjunct professor (Education) at Griffith University (Australia) in 2000.
Bill has written a dozen books on such topics as Discipline, Behaviour Leadership, Teacher Stress, Cracking the Hard Class, Working with Challenging Children, Colleague Support and Teacher Welfare, and Whole-School Behaviour Management.
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