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Top Five Classroom Management Strategies – They Really Work
Are students disrupting the learning environment in your classroom? Do you need help with classroom management? To help keep your sanity and to create a peaceful environment, here are five strategies that do not involve yelling and screaming.

Published by Kellie Hayden (5,826 pts ) on May 18, 2009 to
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Isolating Students: Classroom Management that Works
This article offers a technique that teachers can use in their classroom to create a good learning enviroment. This technique involves isolating habitually disruptive students so that other students can learn.

Published by Lady Lit (7,402 pts ) on May 2, 2009 to
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Establishing Classroom Routines and Procedures
The key to starting the year school year off right is to establish solid classroom routines and procedures for everything you expect your students to do. When starting the classroom management system by establishing the procedures you expect, the year is sure to be a rewarding one!

Published by Laurie Patsalides (13,768 pts ) on May 1, 2009 to
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Teacher Tip: Creating a Classroom Management Plan
Do you need to improve your classroom management skills? Here is a plan that will help you identify the areas in which you need to improve as well as how to go about improving your classroom management skills in these areas.

Published by Lady Lit (7,402 pts ) on Apr 22, 2009 to
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Ready, Set, Start Class!
Teaser: Use a motivating device, or focus activity, to start your classes on the right note each day.

Published by Noreen (2,871 pts ) on Apr 10, 2009 to
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Use Whole Class Rewards to Help With Classroom Management
With your classroom management system, you can use whole class rewards to create positive reinforcement in your classroom, target a problem behavior, focus on transition times, or to work on general classroom behavior. Whole class rewards allow students to work as a team for a common goal.

Published by Margo Dill (7,867 pts ) on Mar 31, 2009 to
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Identifying with your students to create a positive learning environment
Sometimes teachers forget what it is like to be a hormone filled teenager filled with angst and rebellion. One key component of classroom management is creating a learning environment where students feel like their teacher cares about their thoughts, opinions, questions, lives, ect.

Published by ATag (916 pts ) on Mar 24, 2009 to
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Eliminating Interruptions During Valuable Class Time
This article offers a few suggestions as to how schools and teachers can work to eliminate unnessary disruptions, especially those that occur when classes are in session.

Published by Lady Lit (7,402 pts ) on Mar 19, 2009 to
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Part III: Habitually Disruptive Students
This article offers suggestions that will help teachers deal with those students who habitually disrupt class.

Published by Lady Lit (7,402 pts ) on Mar 19, 2009 to
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Classroom Management Strategies to Control Talking
Use this consequence when, no matter what you do, your class will not stop talking. After a few days using this strategy your students will start policing each other and the uncontrollable chatter will stop.

Published by alawton (3,218 pts ) on Mar 13, 2009 to
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