INTASC STANDARD #3 classroom management LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS approaches from various field The teacher works with others to create environments that placements and subbing experiences, I was really able support individual and collaborative learning, and that to see what systems worked encourage positive social interaction, active engagement best in terms of student in learning, and self-motivation. engagement and motivation. Since I am a proponent for 3(d)- The teacher manages the learning tables, I implemented a table environment to actively and equitably engage points system. I award points learners by organizing, allocating, and when certain tables are exhibiting exemplary behavior, coordinating the resources of time, space, and and I have them take away learners’ attention. points when they are being disruptive to others or causing difficulties. At the end of the Reflection This classroom management strategy excites my students and month, the winning table gets me! Not only is a great positive reinforcement system, but it slurpees or ice cream! also requires the students to be self aware of their actions and
Evidence decisions. In addition, students are required to change their
points themselves- this adds a great math component. This classroom management Implementing this system has truly allowed me to manage my system showcases my ability classroom much better; everyday, the students are always to successfully manage a being the best version of themselves and are great at self- monitoring! classroom because the students choose to hold themselves accountable and want to do their best for themselves and their classmates! This system keeps the students on task and attentive, creating a positive learning environment.
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