Classroom Management and discipline

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Teachers who are courteous, prompt, enthusiastic, in control, patient and organized provide examples for their students through their own behavior

Modeling

Refer to your rules as expectations. Let your students know this is how you expect them to behave in your classroom.

Instead of “no fighting,“ use “settle conflicts appropriately.”

Positive Discipline

Be a friend, but also be firm

Establish Respect

Treat Everyone with Equality

Discipline

This allows positive self motivation and less distractions

Allow Independent work time

This allows Students to see the good work they are doing

Make Positive phone calls home

Reward Good behavior with the promise of a pizza party

Throw Parties

Candy

Praise

Tell your Students they're doing a good job

Reward Good Behavior

What rewards can be given for good Behavior?

What is an Expectable noise level?

When Should Phones be allowed in the Classroom?

Examples

Let Kids help Establish Rules and guidelines

Raise concerns about one another’s statements in a respectful manner

Use Polite Language

Allow one another to speak without interruption

Leave Phones in Lockers

Management

Display Proper behavior

Classroom Management and discipline