Fred Jones Enterprises
Training Courses in Louisville, KY

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Fred Jones Enterprises
read moreYour program saved my teaching career, and it continued to do so until I retired after 25 years at the junior high level. Your techniques became mine over the years, and I became a confident teacher with a well-managed classroom - but with the fun and excitement of our daily Preferred Acitivity Time. Fred Jones' training rescued me when I was a young teacher, stressed out and ready to quit a profession I love. Today, I have been successful both in the classroom and as an administrator. Tools for Teaching has helped me as well as many of my colleagues.
About Us
read moreDuring the last few years, the number of students doing presentations on management styles and programs has increased to the point that we can not personally respond to all of the requests we receive. Instead, we are creating this addition to our web site in the hope that it will help you get started. Tauber, Robert T.; Classroom Management, Sound Theory and Effective Practice, Greeenwood Publications (4th ed), 2007. Since each of these books contains a summary of the Fred Jones' model, the next step is to expand upon the model by going from summary to source.
EBook Help Page
read moreNote: Our store has changed. Logins and purchases from before Sept. 3, 2020 are no longer available. If you have a problem with an ebook purchase from the old store, please contact our office. The following tips are for the new store. On a PC: Windows does not come with an eBook reader pre-installed. If your PC does not already have a default reader, there are plenty you can find for free on the web. On a Kindle: Purchase the Kindle version of Tools for Teaching from your Kindle device and it should load automatically.
Training
read morePatrick has been working with Fred since the mid-nineties and giving workshops since 2006. Since Fred retired in 2014, Patrick has been our lead trainer. He has a Masters of Education from UC Santa Cruz and was a secondary teacher many years, as well as Director of Title I. He was also a long-time girls and boys varsity basketball coach. He has worked side-by-side with Dr. Jones to produce all of the materials you find on this site, including Tools for Teaching and The Study Group Activity Guide.
PAT Bank
read moreBelow is our ever growing bank of games and activities to be used in Responsibility Training's Preferred Activity Time (PAT). We hope you find these useful and that you will add to our databank with your own favorite activities. Remember, any lesson/curriculum can quickly become a PAT by making it a team game. In addition to the activities below, any game show format used on TV will work. Teachers commonly use Jeopardy, Family Feud, Twenty-One, Concentration, What's My Line?, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, To Tell the Truth, and College Bowl.
Substitute Tools
read moreThere are two different perspectives to consider when applying Tools for Teaching to the job of substitute teaching. The first is when you are about to have a substitute. The second is when you are about to be a substitute. The primary concern for teachers who are implementing Tools for Teaching is that the substitute might mess it up. The most vulnerable part of the program in this regard is Responsibility Training. Even when you do not tell the substitute about Responsibility Training, the students often do.