In talking recently with a third year teacher, I found a nugget of encouragement I wanted to share with all of you. He was explaining how his classroom management has grown even without him realized it, as he repeated an…
There are two basic camps when it comes to classroom management plans: Punishment and Reward. Using Punishment Method of Classroom Management: Student all start out on green or happy face or whatever is the “good” behavior indication. Students receive a…
Key One: Know your expectations. You need to know what you expect of yourself and your students above all else. You cannot implement a behavior plan, manage discipline problems and keep students focused on learning if you do not know…
The Thomas Gordon model of classroom management is an interesting classroom management model that asks teachers to become equals with their students, throw out class rules, teach problem-solving skills and use “I-messages” when behavior problems come up. Lets take a…
With so many different students and teachers and schools, it might seem hard to pinpoint the top three mistakes teachers make in managing their classrooms. There is some basic same-ness that allows for such a broad classification, though. 1. Raising…
Sure, you make it through each day, and you feel your students are pretty good most of the time, but have you ever sat down and reevaluated whether or not your management style is good enough? It’s time to find…
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Using Total Focus in the classroom to improve focus and behavior.
Managing holiday excitement in the classroom by involving students in Christmas preparations.
Understanding teaching style.