The Importance of Holding Teachers Accountable

As you scaffold the responsibilities that are expected to be done, as it becomes a habit, you can then take a step back in terms of constantly holding them accountable. You can tone down the cues that you give people to do this behavior because you know, it's just they're doing it automatically. The joy of that then is that you walk into someone's classroom who's at that point with the students and the kids will all just be behaving. And there's this wonderful kind of cultural assumption. But you never give up the right to say, right, this is working. This is what we should be doing here.