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The document provides tips and strategies for effective classroom management. It discusses establishing consistent routines like having students put books away and line up quietly. It also recommends using visual instruction, praise, and moving around the classroom. Teachers should establish discipline before instruction, keep students calm, and make eye contact with disruptive students. Effectively forming groups, using buddy systems, and building relationships and common goals can help create a cohesive class. The final sections provide additional strategies for the first days of school like establishing routines and reading about instructional management.
The document provides tips and strategies for effective classroom management. It discusses establishing consistent routines like having students put books away and line up quietly. It also recommends using visual instruction, praise, and moving around the classroom. Teachers should establish discipline before instruction, keep students calm, and make eye contact with disruptive students. Effectively forming groups, using buddy systems, and building relationships and common goals can help create a cohesive class. The final sections provide additional strategies for the first days of school like establishing routines and reading about instructional management.
The document provides tips and strategies for effective classroom management. It discusses establishing consistent routines like having students put books away and line up quietly. It also recommends using visual instruction, praise, and moving around the classroom. Teachers should establish discipline before instruction, keep students calm, and make eye contact with disruptive students. Effectively forming groups, using buddy systems, and building relationships and common goals can help create a cohesive class. The final sections provide additional strategies for the first days of school like establishing routines and reading about instructional management.
enter class- class monitor say good morning followed by the class
all books put on table
be consistent, always follow through- if noisy, start over in queue
input>output>input>output explain>practice>explain>practice visual instruction plan praise prompt leave say see do working the crowd- keep moving around to change the red zone (close to pupils) discipline before instruction calm is slow, upset is fast. Allow for dead stop turn the whole body towards the kid eye contact on that one disruptive kid, not the class avoid expectancy effect-a;ways put high hopes on the pupils four stages of group forming cooperative learning buddy system to remind each other about attendance, homework, and to improve relations three properties for a cohesive group: relationships, common goals, social structure teachers should work on expert power and referent power identify the antecedents and discontinue them (self or ppls) 7 stages of prevention:(classroom management & instructional strategies in ipad ibook) *know and express yourself clearly know your students make your classroom a motivating place teach responsibility and caring establish effective rules and consequences keep yourself current deal with stressful conflict
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first days of school at themainidea.net
*look for important classroom routines and procedures *read up instructional management, consequences *low profile classroom control *natural reinforcers *classroom routines * involve students in setting rules?
A.T.A.P How to Achieve a Workable Classroom Environment: In a Core Curriculum Classroom (Grades Pre-K Through 8Th and Special Education) (A Book of Strategies and Research)