Lindsey+Sipe

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If you don't think everyday is a god day, try missing one.
It spoke to me because one day we're not going to be alive the next. It's like a death quote. It's also telling me to live each moment like it's last, because we will not be able to re-play that moment again, if so it won't ever be the same.



This is my question I'm going to be writing on. **Two students were told to leave class because of being disruptive and disrespectful in class. They were sent to the office. This has happened repeatedly. The teacher will not allow them back to class until there has been a meeting with a Peer Mentor and the teacher. How would you handle this situation**
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If I was the mentor that had to happen this problem. I would talk to the teacher that has the class they keep be disrupting in. Go back to the office and talk to the two kids, I would introduce myself first then tell them why I was told to be there, and tell that that I'd try to help them resolve their issue. i would ask them why they kept on being disruptive. Also, I'd check what their grade was in that class and then go from there.

If they were sitting next to each other, and also if they teacher has moved them and they still kept on being disruptive. Then I would suggest to the teacher that he or she should put one of the students in another class so they won't be disruptive together while in the same class. If that still didn't work then I would suggest to the teacher that maybe he/ she should talk to the principal about it.

I would ask both of the students who would talk first on if they didn't like the teacher/ or the class, and have them tell me why or why not. After, I'd summarize back to them on what they said, then I would get the other students story on why or why not if that students doesn't like that class then again summarize it back to that student. Afterwards, I would make a deal with them that they need to get their work done and if they needed my help that we could arrange something to where I can help them get some work down.