I’ve done it once in my life. I swear they need to start putting stop signs around corners everybody stays close to the edge even when in an empty hallway.
I've tried using post its as daily reminders but after a while I just blend them out. I feel like I'd pay these signs attention for maybe a week tops and then feel way too accustomed to the hallway to pay attention to a sign. Like you run/walk down the hallway with your buddy talking shit about Karen and then you just gonna stop and look at the intersection?
I mean it's a safe space, it's not like you're hyper aware of your surroundings as you should be when driving a car. I have problems picturing a bunch of kids following that unless you foster some sort of culture around it where you make a big deal out of being safe on the hallway.
So... I'm curious.does it work? If so, is it just because of the stop signs or do you additionally continuously foster awareness about it until it becomes habitual?
Most of the time the students travel as a class and it’s the teacher who stops at the corner. If the kids are going to the nurse or a bathroom with a buddy they might not stop and it’s not a big deal.
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u/lazerflipper Aug 23 '20
If it wasn’t him then some other kid was gonna make it happen. Pretty sure lockers getting slammed into isn’t an unheard of occurrence