As with the other the data, area also demonstrates a decrease in the number of incidents recorded in various areas of the school. We do see here that the incidents are occurring on the basketball court and the infants playground more significantly than other parts of the school. Whilst the back ovals show a high proportion of offences in week 4 it does beg the question - are the children, who live in rural areas, feeling too confined on the basketball court? Let's continue to watch the data and monitor this area.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Data - Area
As with the other the data, area also demonstrates a decrease in the number of incidents recorded in various areas of the school. We do see here that the incidents are occurring on the basketball court and the infants playground more significantly than other parts of the school. Whilst the back ovals show a high proportion of offences in week 4 it does beg the question - are the children, who live in rural areas, feeling too confined on the basketball court? Let's continue to watch the data and monitor this area.
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I noticed that the handball competition today (Week 11),really allieviated a lot of the usual problems on the basketball courts. The kids were very 'in to it'. The only problems were the kids who got upset when they 'got out'. This might be a good area to focus some lessons on next term....coping with not winning....
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