Classroom Management

Managing discipline in the classroom is one of the most difficult things that many teachers face. Here is a resource to help you keep your students in order

Classroom management articles

The foundation of discipline: You can't teach until you have discipline.
Why are they so naughty?: How they think and what to do.
The confident teacher: As you are, so will it be.
Day one discipline: As you start, so you will continue.
The foundation of discipline: How strict should you be?
Respect: The start and end of classroom management.
Losing it: The nightmare to avoid.
Know the system: Before you start.

Classroom management techniques:

Control classroom entry: Have them enter in silence.
Connect with their parents: Create a bond before there is trouble.
Consequences: Teach them consequences.
Developing class rules: Engage them in rule-making.
Discipline Book: When they're naughty, write it down.
Divide and conquer: Separate the talkers.
Finish for homework: Start in class, motivating them to work.
Gold stars: Simple rewards, surprisingly effective.
Learn the person: Connect with them and they'll work better for you.
Plan, plan, plan: Especially at the start of the year.
Responding to bad behavior: Ways of handling trouble.
Settling work: Initial work to calm them down.
Silence: Is remarkably powerful.
Sponge activities: To mop up time.
Using their name: Works with kids as well as adults.

Classroom management tips: And a whole bunch more.

Quick links

Classroom Management

See also

Site Menu

You can buy books here

Quick links

Disciplines

Techniques

Principles

Explanations

Theories

And

Site Menu

Quick links

Disciplines

Techniques

Principles

Explanations

Theories

And