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www.berproducts.org Being proactive in establishing classroom management routines enables teachers to prevent many behavior problems and sets a positive tone for the year. See how to create a dynamic first day of school, key elements of classroom management and intervention that generate and support a cooperative environment and year-long learning, and practical, classroom proven strategies for addressing disruptive student behavior in the intermediate grades. For more information on this video and other training options from Bureau of Education & Research, please visit www.ber.org.
I need some new ideas for my rowdy 1st graders I just started student teaching!
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Aug 21
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I’ve been a supply teacher for over a year now. Whenever I enter classrooms with kids in grades 6 and under I feel comfortable and I don’t have many classroom management problems However, I also occasional get supply work for grades 7/8 and I have NO idea how to manage them.
Can someone give me advice on how to do things like
- get their attention (somehow “1,2,3 eyes on me” doesn’t seem appropriate)
- How to keep them under control and working while I’m in their class
- Any other advice you can offer!
Thanks!
Are there any little tricks I could use to help manage the class? Like for example with little kids I draw a happy face on the black board and I tell them that if they are rude that I will make it a sad face and they will need to stay in for recess. For the kids who a bit older I have a minute box. If the kids are rude I add minutes to the box and that is how long they stay in at recess. Is there anything like that that will work with 7/8s?
Jul 6
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