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Classroom Management Discipline Perhaps the single most important aspect of teaching is classroom management. You can’t successfully teach your students if you are not in control. This is also a concern of your principal and your students’ parents. Many teachers have lost their jobs due to poor classroom management. There are many reasons why discipline [...]
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Classroom Management Discipline
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Articles on Classroom Management
March 7th, 2011 asilonline Articles on Classroom Management It’s the first day of school, I don’t even know this students name nor if he is even supposed to be in my class. How do I respond? Classroom management 101 – DON’T PANIC! I calmly, but quickly walked over to this student. I said to him, “Excuse me, but you [...]
Classroom Management Procedures
March 3rd, 2011 asilonline Classroom Management Procedures Attendance Procedures Attendance should be done quickly and seamlessly, helped by a seating chart that is printed out daily. Attendance is taken directly on the seating chart during an opening assignment. Bathroom Procedures Children having to go to the bathroom should not interrupt the flow of instruction, so bathroom time is limited [...]
Classroom Management Books
February 28th, 2011 asilonline Classroom Management Books You have a student who is a classroom management nightmare if you have landed on this web page. You need to improve your classroom and you need to improve it now. My name is Jordan Reeves Walker, Ed.D and for nearly twenty years I have been instructing teachers about how to start [...]
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
February 28th, 2011 asilonline Classroom management strategies Many teachers find it difficult to maintain discipline and decorum in their classrooms. Additionally most teachers scream and shout to try to bring peace within the classrooms but on most occasions fail to do so. Children in a classroom come from all strata of society with different backgrounds and distinct problems. Dealing [...]
Elementary Classroom Management
February 25th, 2011 asilonline Elementary Classroom Management Survival Tips •Make two sets of name tags – one for the child’s table space or desk, and one for the child to wear around the neck to special classes. •Hang name tags on a hook by the door. •Make name labels and tape them over coat hooks and/or cubbies. •Have a [...]
High School Classroom Management
February 23rd, 2011 asilonline High School Classroom Management Once students enter high school, their parents often decide to decrease involvement. After all, teenagers desire their independence. However, high school teachers need support with classroom management and involving parents is one way to maintain control over your classroom. Remember to keep detailed, organized records so you can have info handy [...]
Harry Wong Classroom Management
February 20th, 2011 asilonline Harry Wong Classroom Management Classroom Management Is Not Discipline You can tell the neophyte teachers who have moved from the stage of fantasy to survival. They are asking these questions: What do I do if I still have students registering in my classroom? What do I do if I have to move from room to [...]
Classroom Management Ideas
February 15th, 2011 asilonline Classroom Management Ideas Classroom VIP Each day 1 child in my class is the VIP: They wear a special sticker. They sit on a special chair. They choose a friend to take the register to the office/ messages to other classes etc with. They go at the front of the line for assembly etc. ** [...]
Classroom Management Techniques
February 12th, 2011 asilonline Classroom Management Techniques 1. Plan your lessons for all the wrong things that could happen. I know that in college we are taught to think of a utopian classroom where all we need to do is develop a lesson that meets or exceeds the state standards while WOW-ing our students. As a classroom teacher you [...]
