Category: Classroom Management Principles

  • How to Use Technology for Classroom Management

    How to Use Technology for Classroom Management

    In a world where technology is ever-changing, it’s important for educators to keep a positive attitude towards integration in the classroom. Although there are potential distractions, using technology can support your classroom management if done correctly. When used correctly, technology can be a great tool to support your teaching. It can help you manage your…

  • How to Manage Playground Behavior

    How to Manage Playground Behavior

    In order to manage playground behavior, it is important to set rules and expectations for children ahead of time. Doing so will help to prevent problems from occurring in the first place. If problems do arise, it is important to deal with them quickly and effectively. Finally, it is also important to provide positive reinforcement…

  • How to Resolve Conflicts in the Classroom

    How to Resolve Conflicts in the Classroom

    When conflicts arise in the classroom, it is important to take quick and effective action to resolve them. It is important to remain calm and avoid taking sides. It is also important to encourage all involved parties to come to a resolution on their own. In addition to resolving conflicts in the classroom, it is…

  • How to Build a Community in the Classroom

    How to Build a Community in the Classroom

    As teachers, we are always looking for ways to build community in our classrooms. When students feel like they are part of a community in the classroom, they are more likely to be engaged and invested in their learning. In addition, when there is a community in the classroom, students feel safe and supported, and…

  • Tips For Effective Classroom Communication

    Tips For Effective Classroom Communication

    It’s no secret that effective classroom communication is essential for running a successful class. However, many students struggle with the task of effectively communicating with their teacher and other students. This can lead to a number of barriers to learning, including decreased student motivation and engagement. In this posts, I will recommend ways to help…

  • 10 Ways to Handle a Student Who Sleeps in Class  

    10 Ways to Handle a Student Who Sleeps in Class  

    It is not uncommon for students to fall asleep in class, especially if the class is early in the morning or late in the day. If a student falls asleep in class, it is important to first determine why they are sleeping. Are they feeling sick? Tired? Stressed? Hungry? Once you have determined the reason,…

  • How to Teach Classroom Rules

    How to Teach Classroom Rules

    Teaching classroom rules can be a challenge. There are a lot of different ways to do it, and each school and classroom is different. However, there are some general tips that can be used to help. First, make sure that you understand the importance of rules and why they are necessary. Second, create a plan…

  • Limit Setting in the Classroom: Step-by-Step Guide

    Limit Setting in the Classroom: Step-by-Step Guide

    Rules define limits but do not establish limits. This is where limit setting comes in. Through limit setting, teachers systematically teach their students that they mean business by setting clear and enforceable rules. This helps to create a safe and disciplined learning environment for all students. In this article, I will discuss and provide steps…

  • 20 Ways to Motivate a Lazy Student

    20 Ways to Motivate a Lazy Student

    Students who are lazy may seem unmotivated, hard to get along with, and just plain lazy. However, there are ways to motivate a lazy student that works better than most people think. It can be difficult to motivate a lazy student in school, but there are many ways to achieve the desired results. The first…

  • 20 Tips to Handle Argumentative Students

    20 Tips to Handle Argumentative Students

    Argumentative students can be a challenging task for teachers. While it is important to maintain a calm and rational classroom atmosphere, it is also necessary to assert one’s own authority when necessary. There are some steps that can be taken to help handle argumentative students. First, it is important to understand that argumentation is a…