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- Classroom Management Strategies - Talkative and Noisy Students - by Submitted on Dec 14, 2011 from Rob PlevinClassroom Management Strategies to Deal With Talkative, Noisy Students A lesson doesn’t necessarily have to be totally silent in order to be a success – unless you’re Marcel Marceau - but if noise levels rise to the point where they are affecting others, it’s time to take action. Here are ...
Views: 3954 - Classroom Management Strategies to Deal with Angry, Defiant Students - by Submitted on Dec 14, 2011 from Rob PlevinIn this article we present various classroom management strategies for dealing with angry, defiant students. There will undoubtedly be some you won’t feel comfortable using and some which work better than others. All we can do is offer you what has worked for us and wish you good luck with the ...
Views: 4361 - Classroom Management Strategies to Deal With Low-Level Disruption - by Submitted on Dec 12, 2011 from Rob PlevinThis sort of disruption can be like water torture to the teacher, that incessant symphony of pencil tapping, silly noises, poking, bogey-flicking, giggling, inappropriate flatulence, paper-passing, ruler-slapping, desk shoving, hair-pulling, and general fidgeting. Kids will be kids, and in ...
Views: 2959 - Classroom Management Strategies To Deal Students With No Interest In the Lesson - by Submitted on Dec 07, 2011 from Rob PlevinA student who has no interest in lessons and anything you say and do can have a terrible impact on the rest of the class. What you must remember however is that this student probably wants to succeed – most do, at heart - but has virtually given up due to a succession of failures, discouragement ...
Views: 915 - Classroom Management Strategies for Dealing With Silly Behaviour - by Submitted on Dec 06, 2011 from Rob PlevinClassroom Management Strategies for Dealing With Silly Behaviour Here’s a classroom management strategy for dealing with silly students – the ones that disrupt lessons with immature, attention-seeking behaviour. I’ve often found that those students who ‘need’ to show off and crave ...
Views: 1070 - Keep the Lesson Flowing - 5 Classroom Management Strategies - by Submitted on Dec 06, 2011 from Rob Plevin5 Classroom Management Strategies to Keep the Lesson Flowing and Keep Students on Task There will undoubtedly be students who don’t understand, students who don’t want to understand, and students who finish before everyone else. This will cause you problems unless you’re prepared for it by ...
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