While
Think Time sheets are not a favourite thing for parents to receive at
home, I find these behaviour communication pages to be very valuable.
They allow students a chance to reflect on a situation that they were
involved in, how it made them feel, who they might need to apologize to
and what they could do differently next time. I conference with the
student after they have completed the page, adding words to their
drawings, and then the student and I both sign the page. I make a copy
and the original is sent home to the parents to sign and return to the
school.
