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Paul Speller
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Editor, Business 365
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By Paul Speller Verified|gef.imOnce you open the Pandora’s Box of school rules, it’s difficult to put the lid back on. My initial article about secondary school behaviour strategies – written before the much-covered letter from one head teacher about school toilets went out – makes no claim to represent all sides of the argument about zero tolerance policies and other strategies that I raised. Schools can speak for themselves – and hopefully to the pupils and parents – in terms of their particular approaches.
By Paul Speller Verified|gef.imWhen it comes to zero tolerance behaviour strategies in schools, I’m afraid for some I have … zero tolerance. I’m not talking – certainly in terms of Manx secondaries – of the broad brush behaviour policies published on websites or in the back of those natty planners our teenagers produce for us to sign to prove they have homework. No. it’s the application and the fairness of how schools try to achieve these stated aims.
By Paul Speller Verified|gef.imOnce you open the Pandora’s Box of school rules, it’s difficult to put the lid back on. My initial article about secondary school behaviour strategies – written before the much-covered letter from one head teacher about school toilets went out – makes no claim to represent all sides of the argument about zero tolerance policies and other strategies that I raised. Schools can speak for themselves – and hopefully to the pupils and parents – in terms of their particular approaches.
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