by DEBORAH J.
STEWART, M.ED. on NOVEMBER 15, 2010
Whether you call it yelling, hollering, or raising your voice –
the reality is, yelling, hollering, or raising your voice to get the attention
of your students is not an effective teaching practice.
Yelling makes you grumpy.
Yelling makes you tired.
Yelling increases your stress.
Yelling makes you tired.
Yelling increases your stress.
Yelling makes your
students grumpy.
Yelling makes your students tired.
Yelling increases your student’s stress.
Yelling makes your students tired.
Yelling increases your student’s stress.
When you raise your voice
often, the kids learn to tune it out.
Yelling models poor communication skills.
Yelling is disrespectful, intimidating, unprofessional, and hurtful.
Yelling models poor communication skills.
Yelling is disrespectful, intimidating, unprofessional, and hurtful.
The moral of this story is….
If what you have to say is
important enough to hear…
Then find a way to say it so the
kids will want to listen!
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