What is ablity for a student to be monitor?
462468
i think leadership shud be in your blood to be a monitor...secondly u need to be diplomatic yet honest so as to be able to handle your class as well as teachers...\nits totaly person specific...\nbst of luck
706057
install the detectors like the airports have and a security officer on grounds, two or more if the schools are big...kids deserve to be safe, just like airport travelers, etc.
931133
You log onto it on YOUR OWN computer - not the school's (taxpayer's) computer.  School computers are for school work. Personal computing should be done on your own computer.
896055
Those cameras are meant to deter misbehavior - that is, the Board of Education wants you to think that they have assistant principals and/or school safety agents watching those cameras all the time\n\nOf course, they do NOT - there isn't enough money in the budget for them to have personnel watching those cameras..\n\nBut, they MAY have a videotape system that can be reviewed at a future time if something bad happens, and on any given day they MIGHT just have an SSA or an AP watching that camera \n\nSo, they want you to behave all the time, to avoid the risk that you MIGHT getting caught...
143901
The principal is responsible for seeing that his or her students arrive and depart in a safe manner. If they can not be out there they are to arrange for other teachers or perhaps the assistant principal to watch the parking lot. Saftey of their students should be your principals number one priority. If you are uncomfortable I would talk to either an AP or the principal.
78624
First you need to discuss with the school the student will be attending. Most shcools require a small background check to make sure you will be an appropriate sponsor. Then they will set up all the details and make sure that you know what to do every step of the way.
329871
seems like you are on a good track, make sure you get permission from the school
791728
Honesty, integrity, a sense of urgency\n\nPassion for education of students above all.
1158579
You have just as much right to anything, you can even have your own club, news letter, if they can proclaim it you can, you have just as much right. check out this website, and there are some books on the rights of the student in school. You can do a whole lot more than you thought. I had my own newsletter and held meetings every morning, a prayer and bible reading meeting. In the open. This website also has books on the rights of teachers in the public schools, ... you'd be surprised.
541823
Don't wanna sound like a preacher but, there is someome who monitors all. God..If there is a monitor who "Thinks" they're at the top. They need to think again. All their actions are being watched. And if their actions are unmoral etc.. their punshiment will be greater than anyof of could imagine.
364622
I agree with everything in the previous post.  Guidance becomes particularly important when schools start streaming students.  Students must be advised which level of a certain course is appropriate for their ability level and for their future goals.  To get into many universities, students must have a specific level for certain courses.  This is when guidance and subject teachers work in close collaboration to ensure that students' ability and future goals are matched with the appropriate courses. \n\nFurther, the responsibility of guidance has broadened to include any personal problems that students may be having.  Education is not only curriculum; if a student is having difficulty at home for example, s/he will not be able to use their full potential.  This again, is where guidance and subject teachers work collaboratively.
693877
Check with School Faculty or Counselor, they should be able to assist you!
998423
Yes, as a parent, I will watch over my child no matter what her grades are like in school.  Making good grades is not the tell all sign that everything is okay in a teen's life.  I will watch for signs that she is in an abusive relationship or that she is being tempted by her friends with drugs or alcohol.  While doing this, I am also attempting to guide and direct her through open communication. It is truly a balancing act but for us, so far, so good.\nIt is my job, as a parent to make sure my child makes it to adulthood relatively unharmed.  After that, what she chooses to do with her life and the choices she makes, good or bad, are her business.  I will always love her and want the best for her.
463178
In short it depends on your teachers, and how sticky they are with the rules.  Also what does your highschool policies say? most likely if they really dont care, you probably dont have much to worry about, but if just one of them does, you just might be hooped
287917
Bulletin Boards:  daily schedule, calendar & announcements, math, reading, language arts/handwriting: cursive or manuscript, social studies, science, homework........examples of student work\n\nLesson Plan Book & Seating Chart: names of students\n\nYou can put the students in rows, or groups of 3 or 4 to work together with your guidance, or you can also have the desks together in the shape of the letter "V" so you can circulate and be accessible to them. This will also help you to maintain discipline because you can see the students and their desk tops. Try not to have a students' back to you or the board.\n\nWhiteboard: objectives, standards and assignment should be posted
446421
The right to an education should be enough.  Maybe you should be asking "What are students' responsibilities?"
433416
An observer sits in the class or setting, just as any other student or attendee would and does not participate in any questions or tasks.  His or her job is just to see the dynamics of the instructor as they interact with their students or subjects and to learn what that person is teaching or saying in an emotionally detached manner.  Hope this helps.