Setting and Communicating Expectations in the Classroom

by Laura Black

One of the tasks each teacher faces at the beginning of the year is to set and communicate clear expectations for your students. Learn how to determine, set, and demonstrate clear expectations for your students in order to produce a more effective classroom providing more learning time.

4 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 18, 2012

About the author

Laura Black is a retired attorney and award-winning businesswoman turned author and speaker. She co-founded one of the first temporary legal staffing companies and became the CEO after it was acquired by a public company. The business grew to become one of the largest of its kind in the country. Laura sits on various boards and helps later life women embrace their next acts through her speaking and writings. Her essays have appeared in The Baltimore Sun, Next Avenue, Kveller, Hadassah, and others. Her first book, Big Butts, Fat Thighs, and Other Secrets to Success, empowered women to accept and use their vulnerabilities in forming critical business relationships.

Reviews

[Blair · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great for younger children. The routine setting agenda for the first week of the school year resonates with all grade levels.