Classroom Management for Art, Music and PE Teachers
Art, music and PE teachers, this is the book you've been looking for!
There are many books and approaches to student behavior management for educators. What makes this course unique is that the recommended strategies are specifically designed for teachers of art, music and PE. The author, Michael Linsin, is a former regular classroom teacher and is now a PE teacher who understands what strategies are most effective for specialists. The reality is - what works in a regular classroom does not necessarily work in another setting. The challenges can be quite unique. This is a great book for K-12 specialists who are interested in learning new techniques for managing the most challenging student behaviors.
Required Reading: Classroom Management for Art, Music and PE Teachers, by Michael Linsin
*SPU Graduate Credits coming soon!
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1) Purchase and read Classroom Management for Art, Music, and PE Teachers, by Michael Linsin
You can find this book at amazon.com or your favorite bookstore.
2) Write complete answers to all of the questions on the Book Study Handout. The handout is provided to you after registration is completed.
3) There are many specific strategies outlined in this book to support teachers of art, music and PE with classroom behavior management. Your assignment is to narrow the list of strategies down to the five (or more) that you think will make the most positive difference with student behaviors in your class. Then, write a 3-4 page paper detailing which strategies you chose to implement in your educational setting. Be sure to share what discipline you teach, why you chose those five strategies, and how you think each strategy will impact your classroom in a positive way.
Turn in the 3-4 page paper.
All 3 assignments must be completed within 1 year. Upload completed handout and paper to your Dashboard on the website or email all completed assignments and paperwork to lorie@teacherstudy.org.
SPU NOTE: Please be sure to register prior to completing any coursework. Registering for a course after coursework has been started violates accreditation standards and puts the University at risk; therefore, SPU reserves the right to not award credit if students are found to be in violation of this policy.
Grading Criteria - Classroom Management for Art, Music, and PE Teachers
1)All three assignments must be completed within one year. Upload your documents to your Teacher Study Dashboard or Email all completed assignments and paperwork to lorie@teacherstudy.org.
2) The rubric for the Book Study Handout is broken down into five goal areas.
The first goal area pertains to questions #1-22 on the handout. You will simply need to answer these questions and earn a “1”, “2”, “3”, or “4” according to the rubric.
The second goal area pertains to questions #23-38 on the handout. You will simply need to answer these questions and earn a “1”, “2”, “3”, or “4” according to the rubric.
The third goal area pertains to questions #39-49 on the handout. You will simply need to answer these questions and earn a “1”, “2”, “3”, or “4” according to the rubric.
The fourth goal area pertains to questions #50-66 on the handout. You will simply need to answer these questions and earn a “1”, “2”, “3”, or “4” according to the rubric.
The fifth goal area pertains to questions #67-76 on the handout. You will simply need to answer these questions and earn a “1”, “2”, “3”, or “4” according to the rubric.
The maximum number of combined points that can be earned is 24 (4 points on each of the 5 goal areas for the answers to the questions on the handout and 4 points for the paper).
3) The rubric for the Classroom Management for Art, Music, and PE Teachers paper explains how to earn a “1”, “2”, “3” or “4”.
“A” grade = 22-24 points
“B” grade = 19-21 points
“C” grade = 17-18 points
“D” grade = 14-16 points
“F” grade = 13 points or less
A “NC” (no credit) grade will be given if all three assignments are not completed within one year.
Pass/No Pass Grading System (for clock hours or continuing education credits)
Pass = 17-24 points
No Pass = Less than 17 points
A “NC” (no credit) grade will be given if all three (3) assignments are not completed within (1) year.
Earn 3 graduate level quarter credits offered through Seattle Pacific University, an accredited university. Additional $180 fee, payable to SPU. You must register with SPU* first to earn graduate credit.
*SPU Graduate Credits Coming Soon
WA State Educators have the option of earning 30 Clock Hours offered through ESD 112. Educator is responsible for the $3 per clock hour fee. ESD clock hour claim code will be forwarded to you once the course is completed.
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A Certificate of Completion will be provided once coursework is reviewed and graded.
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