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Managing Your Class
- Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5, 6–8
Everything you need to know about how to set the stage for good behavior in your classroom . . . and how to handle students' misbehavior with finesse.
Articles
Head Off Behavior Problems With Classroom Procedures
General procedures, daily tasks, and other activities to help you ward off some classroom behavior problems.
What to Do When Kids Break the Rules
Brush up on the three types of logical consequences so you can use them when kids test the limits.
Creating Classroom Rules Together
Students are more likely to buy into the rules if they have a hand in creating them. Start with this list of adaptable ideas.
Organizing Small Groups: Do You Know All the Options?
Eight helpful grouping techniques and tips to help you implement them in your classroom
Sure-Fire Strategies for Handling Difficult Students
Advice on what to do when students act up and personalities clash.
Teaching Classroom Routines and Procedures
How to Turn Around Annoying Behavior Problems
Five Persistent Behavior Problems and How to Handle Them (Grades 68)
Maintain better control and establish a calmer, more productive atmosphere for your students. Bill Rogers, author of Behavior Management, identifies five classroom behavior problems and offers strategies for handling them.
"Been There, Done That" Tips & Ideas: Managing Disruptions
Experienced teachers tell you how to deal with disruptions and keep you class schedule on track.
- Subjects:New Teacher Resources, Teacher Tips and Strategies










