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Discipline & Behavior Management - Discipline & Behavior ManagementYou can't teach effectively if your students are not under control. Here's what you need to know in order to run a disciplined classroom full of respectful and productive students. Includes tips for discipline and behavior management of students and the classroom as a whole.
Class Rules That Are Comprehensive, Positive, and Clear
Are you having trouble thinking of a comprehensive set of behavior rules for your elementary school classroom? Here's what worked for me. Classroom Rights - Display This Simple "Bill of Rights" In A Prominent Place
If you're looking for a quick and easy way to sum up a productive and respectful tone in your classroom, the following Classroom "Bill of Rights" will be useful. Simple Rewards, Amazing Results
Don't spend your hard-earned money buying little material rewards for your students. See how you can spend nothing and get a whole lot of great behavior in return! Student-Centered Learning: Community Circle
the best way to teach children to be responsible, trustworthy, and capable is to give them a chance to assume responsibilities in a safe and protected environment. One of the ways I like to put this theory into practice is through the use of "Community Circles." Back to School Shopping
Why not let your fingers do the walking and do some of your back to school shopping online? Here are some of the best site for buying school supplies. Some of them even accept purchase orders from your school! "The Essential 55" in your Elementary Classroom
A discussion of how to use Ron Clark's book The Essential 55 in the elementary classroom. How to Create a Behavior Contract
Read about a structured way to straighten out behavior problems with particular students. Build a cohesive team between parents, teacher, and student and set off on a path to improvement and success! Nonverbal Ways to Quiet Your Students
When you get home from work, do you often feel hoarse from telling the kids to stop talking and exhausted from trying, in vain, to keep your kids on task? This article offers tips and tricks to keep your students quietly working hard. |
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