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  • Lincoln Elementary School
  • Ogden, UT
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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It's that time of year again when teachers think about what they can do to create a comfortable, safe, and welcoming space for their students. Bookshelves are often used to make the classroom look and feel welcoming and organized. Times have changed, and many of our students are returning to school for the first time in a year and half. Now more than ever, we have to create a positive learning environment. I want to ensure my students stay motivated and excited about coming back to school. Having an clean and organized classroom is the first step toward ensuring students feel ready to learn. Incentives are a huge part to encourage students to stay on task and to work toward a reward. It can be challenging to teach a class that is not motivated or has disruptive behavior, but positive incentives can create a motivating classroom environment. I feel students should be rewarded to continue their motivated effort. As a teacher, I try to encourage and give incentives for everything. I sometimes give small squeezy toys that can also be used by students to calm themselves. Second graders love stickers, and various awards. I often invest my own money because my students deserve it. Thank you all for partnering with us to make learning fun and safe.

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It's that time of year again when teachers think about what they can do to create a comfortable, safe, and welcoming space for their students. Bookshelves are often used to make the classroom look and feel welcoming and organized. Times have changed, and many of our students are returning to school for the first time in a year and half. Now more than ever, we have to create a positive learning environment. I want to ensure my students stay motivated and excited about coming back to school. Having an clean and organized classroom is the first step toward ensuring students feel ready to learn. Incentives are a huge part to encourage students to stay on task and to work toward a reward. It can be challenging to teach a class that is not motivated or has disruptive behavior, but positive incentives can create a motivating classroom environment. I feel students should be rewarded to continue their motivated effort. As a teacher, I try to encourage and give incentives for everything. I sometimes give small squeezy toys that can also be used by students to calm themselves. Second graders love stickers, and various awards. I often invest my own money because my students deserve it. Thank you all for partnering with us to make learning fun and safe.

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