Rita Pierson: Teaching Tips (Win-Win Conversations)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 เม.ย. 2012
- When angers flair, a win-win situation becomes impossible. Here's an example of how teachers/administrators and students can have effective conversations even when the topic is difficult.
We venerate Doctors in our society when actually good teaching should be the most prestigious job a person could have
It's hard!
We lost an amazing educator but through her wonderful videos we gained a lot more amazing educators and that's a legacy worth celebrating. Seven years on and still highly relevant information and teaching strategies and skills.
I look at her videos every year before school starts. You will be truly missed. RIP
Wow, she's gone?
The second one shows the desire to have a relationship with the student. You care more about the student's future . The first one demonstrates more care for you well being as a teacher, not as someone who wants to help the student become successful.
World needs more teachers like her.
The world has lost a great person. RIP Rita
+Erika Fundelius What book did she write? I'm trying to find it now. I had to watch her "Every Kid Needs a Champion" speech. I loved it and added it to my liked videos. I'm taking Curriculum Content right now, but anything from Dr. Pierson would be valued.
Thank you very much!
Did she pass away?
Seriously? She passed?
She is such a great communicator and has such a strong soul.
Mrs. Pierson is a great teacher and a good example to follow. She is correct we need to build bridges with our students and encourage better relationships with our students and we'll all be the better for it!!
Every child needs a champion❤
This is the educator I want to be just like! Rest in peace Mrs. Rita Pearson
I love this. Great example of trying to understand and not just yelling at a student. There is work to be done with students instead of being another person that seems to be against them.
I believe this is one of the most valuable video in TH-cam because it reveals the deep meaning and purpose of education that we all connected with one way or another in our life. RTP Rita Pierson.
Thank you for posting this video, the native Americans most valuable treasure in their culture was their young ones, we should value our students the same way
Ms. Pierson,
I would like to thank you for posting your strategy videos. I am studying to become an educator myself and your talk that you gave at TED in 2013 inspired me so much that I immediately downloaded it and shared it with my wife who is a first year teacher. Thank you for being such a great role model
Yes, she was a great inspiration to all. She will be truly missed.
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me too ! but i shared this with my boyfriend
WE NEED THIS TODAY!!! Oh man. Kids won’t let their phones go for nothing
This is such a great example 👏🏻! This is a super freeing way to address problems without shame or blame 😁. Thank you very much!
She lived her purpose
This video has helped me to understand how to give the students options and how they can take responsibility for their actions at the same time. Very helpful.
A great example of parent voice vs adult voice and how they change the outcome of the same situation.
Amen. It all starts with language - verbal AND non-verbal.
That is a firm conversation! That is so difficult.
Thank you for posting this video. I am grateful for this video.
This was an excellent video! It was realistic and honest from the view of someone who has been in the classroom for over 20 years. Oh, to find time to deal with such situations when they do arise!
i just discovering this chanel today, i'ts incredible, i wanna be a great teacher, this woman is wonderful person.
Mrs. Pierson, I ove your approach and you showed that the outcome can sometimes be different. Thanks again for caring.
1st demonstration: Netflix version of a teacher
2nd demonstration: Real Life Teacher
No one wins in fighting fire with fire, we all get burned up. 🔥
Someone has to be the water 💧 in the situation or else it's hopeless.
love and logic! 🤗
She was awesome!
❤impressive assessment
In the beginning she came at him with a attitude of her own. Love is much better way to handle things. The second one is better.
Brilliant strategy :)
Great teacher.
R.I.P. Mrs. Rita.
Love her
Amazing.
thank you this will be very helpful for new teahcers
Great presentation!
hello does anyone know if possible to see the subtitles in spanish??
Saben si es posible ver los subtitulos en castellano?? ( no tengo la opcion en el boton de subtitulos)
gracias
Only thing missing was understanding why, how the student hadn't been attending and how to overcome that
Good.. I'm learning from ur lessons
Many thanks ,its awesome way to deal with students! can i ask you kindly to use this video in my training session on mainstreaming psycho social support for kids at school,its humanitarian ,non-profit training!we are helping Iraqi displaced students
BRILLIANCE
Omg this is true. she is genius as the teacher of the teachers
Sad that she passed away so young. :(
Shawn Mccoy is she dead?😪
Whew Lord the ghetto of the 1st demonstration is a constant in low performing schools 😠😡
We have to look at the bright side of all things as educators. A student could say to heck with this test! Not show up or try, cheating shows some sort of effort. Respect that small bit of effort and guide them to better means of preparation.
Por favor tradução!!!!
Kids will definitely respond to the second one much better.
I am happy this is some cheesy acting like this oscar rated.
For all my educators out there, I'm wondering what or how the situation would go if the student wasn't as willing to own up to his actions and decide to take the test again. I asked because I work with elementary and I mostly try the approach Mrs. Pierson use in the video or something very similar, but I get this type of outcome very rarely. I tried and speak life into my students, but make deals with them but some of them can never seem to follow through. I'm wondering if this is because the age of my students that I work with?
How old are your students?
Certain students are hardened and come from complicated family backgrounds either too rich and spoiled or have issues with poverty and abuse at home.
I think you would need to figure out what these students go home to after spending half the day with you. It could be that the home environment is undoing the world you do during the day.
you can still use Rita's approach but you need to adjust it to building a relationship where you ignore half of their misbhaviour and remind them of class rules and try and praising and giving most of your attention to students who behave better and are helpful in class. You can pull the I am not angry with you ,I am just disappointed cause I know you can do much better After .
👏❤
She makes me feel like I can teach and COVID showed me it’s not my forte’🤣😂😩
I’m confident that a lot of teachers don’t watch her videos or they don’t care…
Retake the test.
So i want more to be the theachers
rip
Can you please translate turkish
Students who know what they are about as students don't misbehave
Why, with his previous attitude, would he change and care whether or not you are disappointed or not?
would the consequences change dependent on the student or are these set as class rules?
RIP
I am a teacher my best advice to order teachers and parents don't argue with teenagers you may not win.
I agree, however, that does not answer my questions.
She died?
That was MY response too!
Wow, she made me feel guilty just sat here watching this!
Both in this showed a little respect. You don't know what is going on in his life.
There's a deeper negative root to his attitude.