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    The document describes an behavior management system called "ICMM - I Can Manage Myself". The system focuses on students learning self-responsibility. It has classroom rules, privileges for card holders, and restrictions for non-members. Students earn points for following rules and can earn an ICMM card providing privileges like using a water bottle at their desk. There are consequences like losing points or surrendering their card for rule violations. A behavior calendar is sent home so parents can discuss their child's behavior. The goal is for students to effectively manage their own behavior.

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    The document describes an behavior management system called "ICMM - I Can Manage Myself". The system focuses on students learning self-responsibility. It has classroom rules, privileges for card holders, and restrictions for non-members. Students earn points for following rules and can earn an ICMM card providing privileges like using a water bottle at their desk. There are consequences like losing points or surrendering their card for rule violations. A behavior calendar is sent home so parents can discuss their child's behavior. The goal is for students to effectively manage their own behavior.

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    I.C.M.M.

    I have set up a simple discipline plan called "ICMM--I Can Manage Myself." This
    behavior management system focuses on each student learning to be responsible for
    him/herself. Students enjoy making responsible decisions and are proud of managing
    their behavior and school business effectively.
    ICMM has classroom rules, member privileges, and non-member restrictions.
    ICMM

    CLASSROOM RULES
    First, Ye must be safe.
    Second, Ye be responsible for your plunder.
    Third, Ye be of good cheer and peace.
    Fourth, Ye be kind and respectful.
    Fifth, Ye understands orders and obeys them.

    ICMM CARD HOLDER PRIVILEGES


    Avast Ye! To all ye who hold this
    here card. This be your letters of
    marque entitling you to..

    BootyA water bottle at your desk.


    Permission granted to visit the head.
    Permission granted to sharpen yer pencil.
    Permission granted to help other buccaneers on this here ship.
    Permission granted to read abroad during yer free time.

    Being an ICMM member is very important because non-members do not receive ANY of the ICMM club
    privileges.

    HOW "I CAN MANAGE MYSELF" WORKS


    When a student follows the classroom rules for he/she earns points. When he/she earns 25 points they
    qualify for ICMM card. Once students have earned an ICMM card, they get special privileges. They
    keep the privileges as long as they follow the rules. Many students manage themselves effectively
    from the first day on!
    There are, however, consequences for not following the classroom rules. Consequences occur on a
    daily basis. If a student does not follow the rules, the student will lose points. If a loss of too many
    points occurs, the student must surrender his/her ICMM card resulting in the loss of ICMM privileges
    until the students earns back the ICMM card by earning more points.
    So that you can see how your child behaves on a daily basis, a behavior calendar will be kept in his/her
    homework folder. Please discuss with your child any good behavior and/or problem behavior you
    observe from these charts.
    I believe the ICMM philosophy will help your child manage his/herself more effectively.

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