Type and function of Strategies used to facilitate transitions Efficacy of the strategy in terms of Suggestions for further development. transitions promoting positive behavior and minimizing challenging behavior. 1. Greeting in the morning The teacher waits for the student in When the teacher greets the children the classroom and when they arrive in the morning they feel happy. she greets them then the student
automatically goes and put his card The children now directly that when name in the pocket and sit in the they arrive they put the cards on their carpet and wait for the rest of the places this their routine. children to come. 2. going to the morning when it’s 8:00 the students hear a When the students walk on the line assembly music, and know that it’s the this teach them to be more organized morning assembly time they make and be independent they don’t wait
two lines one for boys and one for for the teacher’s instruction
girls and then the students walk on the line till they reach their spot in morning assembly and stand there and listen to the morning assembly. 3. The break time When it’s break the teacher asks the This helps the student to be more students to tide up and make one organized and follow the rules. the line and go to the playground and teacher does not need to keep calling play and when the break time is the students one by one they already finished one of the teacher rings a know this bell means so they stand in small bell in the playground so the lines and wait for the teacher’s next students know that the break time instruction. is finished and they should make a line so they go to their classrooms.