Best Quotes on Education and Teaching for School Principals, Deans, Counselors, and Students

BEST QUOTES ON EDUCATION AND TEACHING FOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS, DEANS, COUNSELORS AND STUDENTS

DAN L. MILLER

Best Quotes on education and teaching for School Principals, Deans, Counselors, and Students

BEST QUOTES ON EDUCATION AND TEACHING FOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS, DEANS, COUNSELORS, AND STUDENTS

In this Best Quotes on Education and Teaching for School Principals, Deans, Counselors, and Students section I provide a comprehensive collection of the most interesting, thought-provoking, and useful quotations covering topics most appropriate for use by school principals, deans, counselors, and students. On this page I provide PDFs devoted to the topics of Activities, Adolescence, Alcohol, Drugs & Tobacco, Alternative Learning Center (An Alternative In-School Suspension Program), Anger & Fighting, Authority, Change, Character, Children, Conduct of Life—Advice, Confidence, Cooperation, Courage, Counseling, Courtesy & Kindness, Dan L. Miller Quotes, Dedication/Determination, Discipline & Behavior, Failure, Gun Violence, Honesty, Human Relations, Individuality, Inspiration, Leadership, Management, Optimism, Procrastination, Respect, Responsibility, School Principals, Self-Concept/Self-Esteem, Service Learning, Success, Tardiness and Truancy, and Values. I also start this page with links to an article and to my doctoral dissertation that outline the concept of Therapeutic Discipline, an alternative to school suspension. Therapeutic Discipline includes Bibliotherapy as a primary component, and school personnel can use the quotations in this collection to help address the counseling/behavioral needs of students at all levels, including higher education. Additionally, I have posted descriptions and links to articles that should be useful to school personnel: “How to Effectively Use Quotations in Your Classroom,” “How to Help Students Prepare for their First Job,” “Choose Your Future: Solving Problems and Getting Help,” and ‘Fifty Ways to Improve Attendance.” I have collected quotations most of my life from many sources. This collection of quotations is unique in that I’ve chosen only quotes that are interesting, thought-provoking, and useful. I’ve included classic quotations, but I’ve also used many quotations taken directly from primary sources, and I’ve purposely integrated numerous quotes from women and minorities. This collection is also unique in that many of the quotations will be found in no other compilation. Also, the collection is voluminous. This educational website related to the importance of education is one of the largest presentations of quotations in existence intended specifically for use by students, writers, school principals, deans, counselors, and other educators.

The quotes in this Best Quotes on Education and Teaching for School Principals, Deans, Counselors, and Students collection are particularly appropriate for use in counseling students, for use with students assigned to in-school suspension, and as content for bibliotherapy. In addition to the wisdom and guidance quotes provide, the quotes are also perfectly suited for use in displays, presentations, speeches, research, students’ papers, and classroom lessons and discussions.

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Effect of a Program of Therapeutic Discipline on the Attitude, Attendance, and Insight of Truant Adolescents

Miller, Dan. “Effect of a Program of Therapeutic Discipline on the Attitude, Attendance, and Insight of Truant Adolescents.” The Journal of Experimental Education. 55.1 (1986): 49-53. Print.

This article summarizes my doctoral dissertation. The investigation’s purpose was to answer the following question: In an in-school suspension setting, does a program of therapeutic discipline that involves counseling, bibliotherapy, writing therapy, and contingency contracting result in more positive attitudes toward school attendance, improved attendance, and greater insight into attendance problems among adolescent truants who participate in the program than among adolescent truants who participate in a traditional program of non-therapeutic discipline?

Effect of a Program of Therapeutic Discipline

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Effect of a Program of Therapeutic Discipline on the Attitude, Attendance, and Insight of Truant Adolescents

Miller, Dan. Effect of a Program of Therapeutic Discipline on the Attitude, Attendance, and Insight of Truant Adolescents. Diss. Northern Illinois U. 1982. Print.

This doctoral dissertation provides an alternative to traditional programs of in-school suspension. The investigation’s purpose was to answer the following question: In an in-school suspension setting, does a program of therapeutic discipline that involves counseling, bibliotherapy, writing therapy, and contingency contracting result in more positive attitudes toward school attendance, improved attendance, and greater insight into attendance problems among adolescent truants who participate in the program than among adolescent truants who participate in a traditional program of non-therapeutic discipline?

I provide a link below to the full text of the dissertation in a pdf. It is not the published version, but it does include all dissertation content.

Effect of a Program of Therapeutic Discipline

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How To Effectively Use Quotations in Your Classroom

Miller, Dan L. “How to Effectively Use Quotations in Your Classroom.” Education-Related Quotes, WordPress, 20 Jan. 2021, https://danlmillereducationauthor.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/How-to-Effectively-Use-Quotes-in-Your-Classroom.pdf.

I value quotations because they yield the greatest insight from the fewest words. In addition to the wisdom and guidance quotes provide, quotes are perfectly suited for use in displays, presentations, speeches, research, students’ papers, writing prompts, and classroom lessons and discussions. Quotations are short. Considering the fast-paced, media culture in which our students are immersed, a quotation ranging from five to six words to three or four sentences is readily acceptable to the adolescent in a hurry. As a change of pace from short stories, poems, and novels, teachers find it refreshing to delve into quotations to stimulate thought and focus on the development of communication, academic, and social skills. Accessing the wealth of wisdom provided by quotation sources, educators can use quotations to achieve many worthwhile goals. In this article I provide and describe many uses for quotes in the school setting.

How to Effectively Use Quotes in Your Classroom

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How to Help Students Prepare for Their First Job

Miller, Dan. “How to Help Students Prepare for Their First Job.” Guidance Clinic. September (1988): 1-5. Print.

What qualities do employers look for when hiring students after high school or college? To find the answer to that question, I surveyed over one hundred personnel officers from the nation’s leading corporations. I asked them to respond to the question, “What qualities do you look for in applicants for jobs with your company?” I summarize the answers to that question in this article. By reviewing the qualities employers look for most, guidance counselors and career advisors may be better able to help students prepare their resumes and develop the qualities employers want in their employees.

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Choose Your Future: Solving Problems and Getting Help

Miller, Dan L. “Choose Your Future: Solving Problems and Getting Help.” Education-Related Quotes (2017): 4 Apr. 2017. Web.

If you’re having problems in school socially, academically, or behaviorally, there are ways to address those problems. To improve, you need to understand the reason behind the problem. By reading through this essay on problem-solving, you should be able to identify the reasons for your difficulties in school, list the possible remedies for the problem, and develop a plan of action you can use to improve the situation.

Choose Your Future-Solving Problems and Getting Help

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Fifty Ways to Improve Attendance

Miller, Dan. “Fifty Ways to Improve Attendance.” NASSP Bulletin. 70.492 (1986): 74-79. Print.

In this article I provide fifty strategies for school administrators and teachers to improve student attendance.

Fifty Ways to Improve Attendance

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