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G UTEACHING:
IDING PRINCIPLES IN
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
AND
MANAGEMENT OF TIME
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
IN
CLASSROOM
MANAGEMENT
CLASSROOM
MANAGEMENT
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT IS A
TERM WHICH MEANS THE TEACHERS
CAPABILITY TO MANAGE THE
CLASSROOM AND THE WHOLE CLASS
BEFORE AND DURING THE TIME OF
THE CLASS.
⚬MAN- pupils/learners/students
TEACHER
’S ROLE
The behaviors of the students
within the classroom are a
direct product of Teacher’s
Environment.
BE AN
AUTHORI Don't get rattled
TY Challenge Student
Deep
and
Steady
Be
CONFIDENCE Direct DRESS IT
S. M. A. GROW
TH
RITUALS/THEMES
Classroom rituals and celebrations create a family type
atmosphere
CLASS PET
POSITIVE NOTES
BIRTHD HANDSH
AY STUDENT
AKE OF THE
MONTH
MOVIE DISPLA
FIELD DAYS Y
STUDENT NEEDS
All children have basic human needs that guide their
behavior
Glasser's students needs MASLOW'S ORIGINAL
survival
BELON HIERARCHY
Self-Actualization
GING
Esteem
FU Safety Needs
POWER N
Physiological Needs
FREEDO
ENVIRONMENT
Teachers must make their classroom safe, clean
DE
and
CO
PERSONAL aesthetic RA
SPACE ED T
LIMIT STUDENT
TRAFFIC CULTURE
CLE
AN
ROO
M LIGHTING
QUIET
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RULES AND
EXPECTATION
ESTABLISHMENT
ENFORCEMENT
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ESTABLISHMENT STUDENT
Rules will inform students of the behavior VOICE
that is expected to them
Positive
statement
About three
to five rules
CLEAR AND
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ENFORCEMENT
This rules must apply to ALL the students All
the time, NO EXCEPTIONS!
CONCISTE
POST
NCY IS KEY AVOID
THEM
USING
THE
KEEP THE FLOW PRINCIPA
OF L
INSTRUCTION
TRACK
NO
BEHAVIOR
FAVORITE
TO
S
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PROCEDURES
Procedures create an organized, safe, and controlled classroom
FINISH
EARLY
TAKING SPEAKING IN
TESTS CLASS
DISTRIBUTIN
G MATERIALS
BATHROOM
GROUP COLLECTIN
ACTIVITIE G
ATTENDANCE
S HOMEWOR
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THE CONSEQUENCES
THE
BASICS
D O C U M E N TA
TION
I M P L E M E N TAT
ION
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NOT
THE PERSONA
L REINFORCE
BYBASICS
KNOWN
CAUSE
AND
POSITIVE
BEHAVIOR
STUDEN
EFFECT EXAMPL
TS
E
Email S
Parents
Detention
Time Out
Move Seats
SCHOOL'S One on One Talk
VISION Loss of Privilege
Write Apology
Many More...
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TECHNOLO
GY
EFFECIENT
ACTIONS
ARE DATES, TIMES,
PERMANE LOCATIONS,
NT WITNESSES (BE
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IMPLEMENTATIO
WHEN TO
N
RESPOND
MAINTAIN
LOGICAL RESPECT
SAFET
Y AT LESSO
RISK NS
RULE
BREAKI
DISRUPTI NG
NG
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CLASS
MINOR
DISRUPTIONS
DISRUPTI
ON
CHRONIC
DUSRUPT
ION
MAJOR
DISRUPTI
ON
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MINOR
Behaviors that do not warrant punishment, but still compromise learning
E X ADISRUPTION
MPLES
TAPPING PEN TAP DON'T INTERRUPT
WHISPERS DES STUDENT
K LEARNING
DOODLING
GIGGLING A
LOO
ETC. K
IGNOR
SMALL E IT
NOTE
NAME
BE E ! "
"A B
QUIE
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BEHAVIOR
CHRONIC CONTRACT
The continuation of behavior even after being
addressedDISRUPTION
by the teacher
GRADUAL PARENT
INVOLVEMENT
INCREASE
OF FBAs
COLLABORA
PUNISHMEN DOCUMENT TIVE
T FREQUENCY REFLECTIVE
RESOLUTIO WRITING
N
RESPONSIBI
LITY EFFECTIVE
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Read Policy
Read I.E.P. s
and 504
Plans
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INTEREST-BASED
INSTRUCTIONS
Well-planned engaging lessons will decrease
ACTIVITIES
FUNNY
HANDS ON
CLEAR
PROJECTS DIFFERENTI
OBJECTIV
ATED
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FINAL
RE- UNDERSTAND WORK
THOUGHTS
TEACH THEIR REASONS
UNCLEAR LIMITS
FOR ATTENTION
BOREDOM
TO AVOIDE WORK
HOME ISSUES
IT'S
PICK YOUR
OKAY
BATTLES
PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING
TIME
MANAGEMENT
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TIME
MANAGEME
NT
It is managing ourselves in relation to time.
It is setting priorities and taking charge of
your situation and time utilization.
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BALANC Good time habits can enable us to achieve a more
E life, with adequate time and energy for work, home, family,
balanced
self.
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GOAL To make progress toward achieving your personal and
S goals, you need available time. Nothing can be done when
professional
you’re out of time.
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THANK YOU!
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QUESTIONS FOR
CLARIFICATIONS.