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    This document discusses various classroom management strategies including different classroom management styles, behavior management ideas, criteria for classroom rules, examples of rules, and seating arrangement styles. It provides authoritative and authoritarian styles as examples of management styles and lists ideas like building relationships, routines, and being consistent as behavior management techniques. Specific classroom rules suggested enforce quiet work, listening, and following directions. Finally, it outlines seating styles such as traditional rows, small groups, and paired groups.

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    Chapter 11 Managing Students Behavior

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    This document discusses various classroom management strategies including different classroom management styles, behavior management ideas, criteria for classroom rules, examples of rules, and seating arrangement styles. It provides authoritative and authoritarian styles as examples of management styles and lists ideas like building relationships, routines, and being consistent as behavior management techniques. Specific classroom rules suggested enforce quiet work, listening, and following directions. Finally, it outlines seating styles such as traditional rows, small groups, and paired groups.

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    CHAPTER 11

    - The
    continuation of
    behavior even
    after being
    Example Behavior:
    addressed byor the
    Making physical verbal
    teacher.threats
    Making loud and distracting
    noises
    Answering cell phones or
    allowing electronic devices to
    Classroom Management

    Four (4) Different Classroom


    Management Styles
    ✓ Authoritarian Classroom
    Management Style
    ✓ Authoritative Classroom
    Management Style
    Behavior Management

    10 Behavior Management Ideas as a Guide for your


    Classroom
    ✓ Create A Class Identity ✓ Build
    Relationships
    ✓ Collaborative Class Rules ✓ Routines
    ✓Quiet, Quick Corrections . ✓ Rewards
    ✓ Be Calm, Firm, and Consistent ✓ Public Praise
    ✓ Set High Expectations ✓ Be an Example
    Classroom Rules
    Criteria for Choosing Examples of Specific Classroom Rules
    Classroom Rules ✓ Work quietly without disturbing others.
    ✓ Choose rules you can ✓ When the teacher is talking, it’s your turn to listen.
    enforce. ✓ Raise your hand and wait to be called on before
    ✓ Choose rules about which speaking.
    you feel strongly. ✓ Keep your hands, legs, and other objects to yourself.
    ✓ Choose rules that are age- ✓ Always walk in the halls and classroom.
    appropriate. ✓ Follow directions.
    ✓ Choose rules that ✓ Be in your seat when the bell rings.
    encompass many actions.
    ✓ Bring all necessary supplies to class.
    ✓ Choose rules that
    ✓ Use the appropriate voice level in the classroom.
    reinforce school rules.
    Classroom Seating
    Arrangement Styles
    •Traditional
    •The Horseshoe Arrangement
    •Small Groups
    •The Runway
    •Paired Groups
    •The Roundtable

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