Here are some of our most adored and talked-about interventions that you may agree are absolutely awesome and different from methods you can find anywhere else.
These are the most beloved interventions from the earliest years of our classroom management workshop and website. Our selections are based on the comments we receive from participants at our live workshops and emails we have received from users of the site.
Top Intervention from 1999 - If Life Were This Easy
Use this intervention with students who think your services are a waste of time. To use this intervention, read or show one sentence of the following text, one sentence at a time. Allow students to laugh and snicker at each sentence before revealing the next phrase. This intervention works really well and is fun. Enjoy!
* Here's your new, high-paying job-- and you can never be fired from it!
* Here's your new, beautiful spouse, who is always cheerful, never sick, and has tons of money!
* Hope you like your new home. It's your dream house and it's paid for, and will never need repairs!
* Here's all the possessions you've ever wanted, and, of course, they are already paid for!
* If life were this easy, you wouldn't need us!
Top Intervention from 2000 - Mamas, Don't Let Your Daughters Grow Up to be Dropouts
Here are "5 Frightening Facts for Females" that every potential female dropout needs to know:
1) No one earns less than a female drop-out
2) She earns considerably less
3) Her salary will likely drop by about 1/2% annually
4) Teen moms are the most likely to drop out of school, go on welfare, and live in poverty
5) Teen moms are the most likely to never get out of poverty
Top Intervention from 2001 - It's Okay to Be Mad
This simple intervention remains very popular. Simply teach students "It's okay to be mad. It's not okay to be mean."
Top Intervention from 2002 - But I Hate Everything
This popular intervention was created by a foster parent who regularly heard from her foster children that they hated being placed in foster care, hated their new school, and so on. Her reply: "Bloom where you're planted."
Top Intervention from 2003 - Are You Ready for High Tech Planet?
People sure love our multiple-choice quizzes. Here's an excerpt from one of our most enduring quizzes, Can You Speak the Language on High Tech Planet? Soon, everyone may need a home computer to perform essential everyday activities. Luckily, I already have an ISP. It's:
a) The I Sense Psychics Channel
b) An Icy Spinach Parfait
c) An Internet Service Provider, which is necessary to connect to the internet
Top Intervention from 2004 - The Sounds of Silence
Here is a terrific device to quiet your group quickly. This intervention is a lot of fun. Using a TV remote control, teach students to become "mute" when you push the button on the remote. Students really like this intervention, and will often become mute mid-word, just like a TV would. If you wish, this technique can be used throughout the class, and at other times. You can even let students help you manage your class by having a youngster operate the remote control, and of course, the students love that.
Top Intervention from 2005 - What a Nerd
Here is another simple intervention that our workshop participants always comment on. This intervention is meant to be told as a joke. "What do you call a nerd in five years?" Answer: "Boss."
Top Intervention from 2006 - Now, More Than Ever: Sports Stars Need School
We have a new trend in sports, announced in today's newspapers. A new, national, pro football league that will begin play in 2007, will only accept players who have completed their college degree-- yes, that was a college degree. Let's hope that other sports will take note and soon follow.
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Tatjana is a convincing medium that transmits messages from the deceased to their loved ones. She is also a past life regression therapist.
Tatjana leads development workshops teaching various techniques to help people connect with psychic and clairvoyant abilities.
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