Find classroom management strategies that help students build community, prepares them for successful living, and increases academic achievement in the classroom.
Find classroom management strategies that help students build community, prepares them for successful living, and increases academic achievement in the classroom.
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Former middle school language arts teacher Jennifer Gonzalez has a knack for
finding the hard problems that plague educators and offering solid solutions in short, uncluttered episodes that cover teaching
strategies,
classroom management, and edtech.
The second semester is a chance to hit the reset button and make changes in your
management strategies if you haven't yet
found ones that work well in your
classroom with your students.
Dr. Latham's internationally acclaimed program is
founded on a system of
classroom management principles,
strategies, and skills, developed, tested, and proven over 35 years of continuous research and trial.
Inside you'll
find tools for teacher evaluations,
classroom management strategies, and how to support «teacherpreneurs» at your school.
This issue of ASCD Express explores some great
strategies that will help you
find success with
classroom management.
But once again, when it's your
classroom and you're
finding your voice that content and the behavior
management and
strategies and techniques are all intertwined together.
Every teacher has to
find the
strategies for
classroom management that works best for them.
«Teachers were
found to base
classroom management approaches on research - based
strategies, and [they] incorporated these
strategies into everyday instructional methods.
Multiple surveys reviewed by the Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation (MDRC)
found that teachers «consistently emphasize their need for professional development and other support» that assists them with instructional and
classroom management strategies (Morris, Raver, Lloyd, & Millenky, 2009).
As I have mentioned many times, when I talk about research - based
strategies, no matter what the area, if you line up the research on any area, note - taking, summarizing, similarities and differences,
classroom management strategies... line them all up, and you will
find that anywhere from 20 to 40 percent of the studies for that particular
strategy had negative effects... that when they try to with one group and then another, the group where they didn't try the
strategy, they outperformed the group that did.
Observations lasted for 50 minutes on 2 different days in the fall and spring each year using the interactive teaching map to document the use of the targeted teaching
strategies in all conditions.37 Greater use of the experimental instructional and
management methods was observed in intervention
classrooms, as discussed elsewhere.38 Teachers» use of the experimental instructional and
management methods has been
found to predict short - term variation across
classrooms in students» levels of social development constructs related to school bonding.38
Specifically a meta - analysis of studies
found that the most effective bullying prevention programs in schools included parent training, improved playground supervision, multiple disciplinary
strategies (not Zero Tolerance), school conferences or assemblies that raised awareness of the problem,
classroom rules against bullying,
classroom management techniques for detecting and dealing with bullying and the work of peers to help combat bullying.
It
found that teachers who took part in the training used significantly fewer negative class
management strategies, such as warnings, threats or shouting, and were more inclined to use positive
classroom management techniques such as praise and incentives.