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English term or phrase:
Reflect and choose count (Negative behaviour) 1
English answer:
number of times a child has been sent somewhere to reflect on behaviour and make a better choice
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Jack Doughty
Aug 17, 2017 08:16
6 yrs ago
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Reflect and choose count (Negative behaviour) 1
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School progress card
I have this term in a school progress report from the UK.
It appears in a column with Percentage of attendance to date, late to lessons, MET points.
It appears like this:
Reflect and Choose Count
(Negative behaviour)
1
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
It appears in a column with Percentage of attendance to date, late to lessons, MET points.
It appears like this:
Reflect and Choose Count
(Negative behaviour)
1
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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Aug 23, 2017 10:42: Jack Doughty changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/29556">Empty Whiskey Glass's</a> old entry - "Reflect and choose count (Negative behaviour) 1"" to ""number of times a child has sent somewhere to reflect on behaviour and make a better choice""
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number of times a child has sent somewhere to reflect on behaviour and make a better choice
Many years ago naughty children were made to wear a dunce's cap. Later they were just sent to stand in a corner. Younger ones had to sit on a "naughty step". Now they are told to think about their bad behaviour and make a better choice of action. So it's a count of the number of times this has been done to a child.
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Note added at 6 hrs (2017-08-17 14:43:46 GMT)
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Should read: "has BEEN sent..."
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Note added at 6 hrs (2017-08-17 14:43:46 GMT)
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Should read: "has BEEN sent..."
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Comment: "Spot on! Thanks!"
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