Behavior management strategies

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Classroom management can be a doozy! Sometimes it's hard to know exactly what to do to manage unwanted classroom behavior. Read about the ONE thing you can do to regain control of your classroom. You'll discover three examples of practical management tools that work! (class slides with timers, classroom management bingo, morning meeting ideas, elementary, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, classroom management strategies)

Simple strategies to monitor and manage classroom behaviors and turn your classroom management style into a positive learning environment.

After the beginning of the school year starting, are you noticing attention seeking behaviors in your special ed classroom? In this blog post, you can read my favorite strategies to use for attention seeking behaviors in children. The best place to start is by collecting data to see if the behavior is actually attention seeking. You can grab my data collecting sheets here to help. Then see my process of how I reduce the attention of the behavior, use a time out, and then replace the…

Learn 11 effective ideas for redirecting student behavior in the classroom that you can start using today! The more classroom management techniques you have, the easier it is to find what works for you! Read more on the blog.

Struggling with classroom management this year? Today, I am sharing 4 classroom management ideas that actually work. These non-verbal cues for the classroom are a great way to help students stay on task and complete their work. Instead of using a clip chart, try one of these behavior management tools instead. These visual cues for behavior help students regulate their behavior on their own. Try one of these behavior management strategies today using picture cards and other classroom visuals.

Implement these 5 easy, yet highly effective behavior management strategies to keep students on task & learning in your special ed. program.

Do you have a chatty class? I am seeing lots of teachers asking for help with very talkative classes in different teacher groups. I have definitely had my share of chatty groups, but I really struggled with the group I had this year. I found that I really had to take a step back and reteach my classroom expectations. I do not expect students to be silent all the time, but I wanted them to understand when it's appropriate to talk to their friends and when it's not. It had gotten to the point…

Read about my favorite behavior management strategy in the classroom. This positive approach reaches kids while building relationships to be successful. This can work for Kindergarten, 1st. 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th grade. This simple, easy to implement idea for managing touch behaviors is sure to work with your students!

You have the chatty class this year...for an entire school year! It can be really hard to deal with from a behavior management perspective...but you're not alone! This blog post explains five classroom management strategies to help you manage your talkative students. These include nonverbal signals with chimes, using the Too Noisy app, explicitly teaching voice levels, and more. If you need new ideas for a behavior management approach, you will want to read through this post!