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    This document discusses various aspects of effective classroom management. It identifies classroom management as establishing effective discipline, being prepared for class, and motivating students. Key principles of management include teaching students to manage their own behavior, dealing with disruptive behaviors, focusing attention on the entire class, and learning students' names quickly. Important techniques are using silence effectively and ensuring a comfortable and safe classroom environment. The document also addresses the importance of classroom rules of conduct, understanding functions of student behavior, and being aware of relevant school policies.

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    This document discusses various aspects of effective classroom management. It identifies classroom management as establishing effective discipline, being prepared for class, and motivating students. Key principles of management include teaching students to manage their own behavior, dealing with disruptive behaviors, focusing attention on the entire class, and learning students' names quickly. Important techniques are using silence effectively and ensuring a comfortable and safe classroom environment. The document also addresses the importance of classroom rules of conduct, understanding functions of student behavior, and being aware of relevant school policies.

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    What is it?

    Its effective
    discipline.
    Its being prepared
    for class.
    Its motivating your
    students.

    Classroom
    Manageme
    nt

    Why is it different?
    Teaching Styles
    Personality/Attitudes
    Student population.
    Not all management
    strategies are
    effective for every
    teacher

    Why is
    important?
    Classroom
    management issues
    are of highest
    concern for
    beginning teachers.

    Principles
    Teach students to
    manage their own
    behavior.
    Deal with disruptive
    behaviors.

    Focus
    attention on
    entire class.

    Learn student
    names as
    quickly
    as possible.

    Techniques
    Silence
    can be
    effective.

    Make sure
    classroom
    is
    comfortabl
    e
    and safe

    What is it?

    Refers to a
    teachers awareness
    of what is going on
    in the classroom.

    Withitness
    A teacher has
    withitness if:

    When discipline
    problems occur, the
    teacher consistently
    takes action to
    suppress the
    misbehavior of exactly
    those students who
    instigated the
    Problem.

    Classroom Rules
    For
    Conduct

    A few rules are easier


    to remember
    than many rules.
    Each rule in a small
    set of rules is more
    important than
    each rule in a large
    set of rules.

    Necessary
    classroom rules
    of conduct

    Secures the safety


    and comfort of the
    learning
    environment
    Prevents the
    activities of the
    class from
    disturbing other
    classes.

    Rules

    Functions of
    behavior

    Do not tolerate
    undesirable behaviors
    no matter what the
    excuse
    Understanding why
    a person exhibits a
    behavior is no
    reason to tolerate it

    Behavior
    Attention Seeking
    Behavior
    Attention-seeking
    students prefer
    being punished,
    admonished, or
    criticized to being
    ignored

    Power Seeking
    Behavior
    Power-seeking
    students attempt to
    provoke teachers
    into a struggle of
    wills

    School
    Policies

    Policies relating
    directly to students
    Attendance/Tardy
    Policy
    Academic/Grading
    Policies
    Alcohol, Tobacco,
    and Drug Policies
    Sexual Harassment
    Policy

    Policies youll
    need to be
    aware of as a
    teacher

    CTSO
    Travel policies
    Fundraising
    policies
    Activity absence
    policies
    Student
    organization
    finance policies

    Accident reporting
    procedures
    Reporting academic
    progress
    Purchasing
    guidelines
    Substitute teachers

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