Here’s a great classroom management plan to try – if you raise you voice three times or more at a student or at a class, then take it as fact it doesn’t work. Getting louder than the noise from the classroom is typically an easy thing to do with no special tools needed, no materials, and no planning ahead, but if that classroom management idea isn’t effective, then why keep trying to make it work and hope that students won’t repeat the same behavior again? Maybe it is time to try some fresh and new behavior management techniques, for your sanity and the kids’ behaviors.
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I wish I could toss a classroom management plan template that worked 100% of the time for all the different management scenarios in a school. If so, I would be a billionaire for sure.
I raise three fingers. Within a couple of seconds the class know its quiet time. As the class quieten I go to two fingers and pretty quickly I’m at one and a totally silent class. Works every time
That’s a great solution Mary!
Hi Charity!
I think you had some very insightful thoughts on classroom management! I am currently in college learning a lot about classroom management and I have to say I agree with your idea about creating classroom rules together with your students. Giving the students a chance to take responsibility in rule making is extremely beneficial for the environment you create as well as the behavior in the classroom. In addition, I loved the quotes that you included and the books you offered in this blog. I will be sure to take a look at them in the future!
Thank you,
Tori
Glad it was helpful Tori and good luck in school!