I’m sure that you’ve had your fair share of episodes with students acting out in class. It’s never an easy situation to be in, but it can happen to anyone. If you’re unsure how to handle these situations, read on for some tips and tricks to help the next time a student is acting out…
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Dreikurs’s Logical Consequences Model: Why Is It Important?
Teachers often have a hard time disciplining students. This is because they may not know the best way to respond when a student misbehaves. The Dreikurs Logical Consequences Model can be used as an alternative to traditional discipline methods and has been found to be effective with all types of learners, from preschoolers up through…
How to Handle Students Who Habitually Call Out in Classroom?
It’s no secret that students who habitually call out in class are disruptive and can be distracting to other students. Yet, teachers often hesitate to address the issue with the student because they fear it may cause the student to withdraw or act out angrily. What should you do? What is Calling Out in…
Classroom Routines and Procedures: Why Are They Important?
When was the last time you had a really great day in school? You know, when everything went according to plan, nothing felt rushed or stressful, there were no surprises? Those are my favorite days. But unfortunately, they’re not very common. That’s because schools don’t have enough routines and procedures in them to make for…
Effects of Disruptive Behavior in the Classroom
If you’ve ever been to a classroom, chances are you’ve seen disruptive behavior. It can start as soon as the bell rings and doesn’t stop until it is time for dismissal. The problem with this kind of behavior isn’t just that it disrupts learning for those who want to be engaged in the lesson, but…
Forms of Disruptive Behavior in the Classroom
Are you a teacher who’s been frustrated by the disruptive behavior of students in your classroom? You’re not alone. Many teachers have to deal with this issue every day. In fact, according to research, teachers say they have dealt with student misbehavior on a daily basis. And some say it takes away from their lesson…
Why Teachers Should Not Shush Students in the Classroom?
Most newbie teachers, at least I did, tend to use shushing a lot in the classroom. Shushing is a way of telling someone to be quiet. It’s often done in an effort to stop disruptive behavior or noise, such as when one is trying to sleep or concentrate on something else. Is shushing that effective…
How To Encourage a Lonely and Shy Student?
We all have to start somewhere, and it can be hard when you’re new in a situation. It’s easy for shy people to get overlooked or left out by others. Shyness is often seen as being antisocial or unfriendly but that couldn’t be further from the truth! Shy people are just introverted which means they…
Causes of Disruptive Behavior in the Classroom
It’s hard to teach when the classroom is disrupted. That’s why it’s important for teachers to understand the causes of disruptive behavior in children, so they can recognize and deal with these issues before they get out of control. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the most common causes of disruptive behavior in children…
Is The Personality of Teachers Important in Classroom Management?
Maintaining classroom management as a teacher is one of the most difficult challenges that an instructor will face daily. The personality of the teacher plays a large role in their ability to keep order in the classroom, as well as their students learning. If you are having trouble maintaining your classroom management it’s important to…
