Tag Archives: parental involvement
Effective Consequences for Tutors
When tutoring a student, one of the more difficult issues to manage is when a child directly disobeys or fails to do as he or she is told. Behaviors that would get a student sent to the principal have to … Continue reading
Using Praise for Basic Discipline
The other day I was leaving the post office and saw the smiles of people I passed as I thanked my daughter for listening and being such a good helper (she stayed by my side while in the post office). … Continue reading
Three Classroom Management Mistakes
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 … Continue reading
101 Classroom Management Tips
101 tips for classroom management. Continue reading
Classroom Management: Lack of Parental Support
Lack of parental involvement affects method of classroom discipline. Continue reading
Behavioral Help for Teachers
School of Hard Knocks: Getting Behavioral Help for Teachers in the Classroom by Elisabeth Wilkins, EP Editor Brandi Franks Second Grade Teacher Texas When one of Brandi Frank’s second grade students was expelled for punching another teacher in the stomach, … Continue reading
Home Visits May Reduce Discipline Issues
While still not very common, the idea of teachers doing home visits is becoming more common in some areas. While many teachers balk at the idea of going to their student’s homes, especially those working in lower income areas, this … Continue reading
Q. How do I Motivate My Students?
Ideas for teachers who struggle to motivate students. Continue reading
