Classroom management strategies

for effective instruction

• Classroom management is ……. All of the things that a
teacher does to organize students, space, time and
materials so that instruction in content and student
learning can take place.

Two Major Goals

To foster student
involvement and To establish a productive
cooperation in all working environment
classroom activities.
 Characteristics of a
well-managed classroom
• Students are deeply involved with their work.
• Students know what is expected of them and are
generally successful
• There is relatively little wasted time, confusion or
disruption.
• The climate of the classroom is work-oriented
but relaxed and pleasant.
A well-managed classroom is …

• a task oriented environment

• a predictable environment
• is ready and waiting for students
The Effective Teacher
• establishes good control of the classroom
• is consistent
• affects and touches live
• exhibits positive expectations for all students
• established good classroom management
techniques
• design lessons for students mastery
• works cooperatively and learns from colleagues
• seeks out a mentor who serves as a role model
• goes to professional meeting to learn
• has a goal of striving for excellence.
The Effective Teacher
• can explain the grade level’s curriculum
• realizes that teaching is not a private practice
• is flexible and adaptable
• listens, listens, listens
• teaches with proven research based practice
• knows the difference between and effective
teacher and ineffective one.
In Summary
An Effective Teacher …….
• has positive expectations for student success
• is an extremely good classroom manager
• knows how to design lessons for student mastery
• strive to motivate and engage all their students in
learning rather than simply accepting that some
students cannot be engaged and are destined to
do poorly. They believe every students is capable
of achieving success at school and they do all they
can to find ways of moving each students
successful.