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CTY HOME CTY Summer CTY Summerwork CTY Teaching ... Resources for Gifted Education Center for Talented Youth C lassroom Management While the term “classroom management” can sometimes mean specifically a discipline system, we’re using it here in its broader sense: creating and maintaining a safe, supportive, and challenging learning environment. This can mean everything from how you arrange the chairs in the room to the lessons you plan to how you handle student conflicts. Working from this definition of classroom management, we’ve compiled some advice and divided it loosely into three categories: GETTING OFF TO A GOOD START The first day of class is crucial to the rest of the session. How do you create an environment in which students can succeed? Getting off to a strong start means establishing clear expectations that contribute to the overall goals of students’ academic and social growth and making sure that students understand the expectations and know how to meet them. Learn more here about: how to approach your first day of class the rules for making class rules the role of the CTY/CAA honor code and positive discipline involving students in constructing the class community ways your TA can contribute COOPERATIVE LEARNING Cooperative learning tasks tend to allow students to achieve higher academic test scores, higher self-esteem, greater numbers of positive social skills, fewer stereotypes of individuals of other races or ethnic groups, and greater comprehension of the content and skills being studied. To be effective the activity must have a specific set of student learning objectives/outcomes. Here you will see an example of a cooperative learning activity with the learning objectives/outcomes identified along the way.

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Grants for Teaching Disciplinary Resources CRLT Theatre Program Multicultural Teaching ... Home Teaching Strategies: Classroom Management Even experienced and well-prepared instructors sometimes find classroom dynamics unpredictable and difficult to manage. This article presents practical ideas to help teachers set guidelines and control disruptive behavior. Managing the Classroom and Relating to Students See Appendix A of "The Penn State Teacher II: Learning to Teach, Teaching to Learn" www.schreyerinstitute.psu.edu/Services/Assessment/Scanning/ScanningGuide.pdf Incivility in the College Classroom http://www.crlt.umich.edu/tstrategies/Incivility.html crlt@umich.edu - Directions to CRLT - Last Updated: June 2004

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Teaching Tips for Beginning PE Teachers The following tips may be helpful to new physical education teachers who are trying to establish and create a positive and orderly learning environment in their classrooms. This certainly isn't an all-inclusive list but we hope it is helpful. Get to know students names as soon as you can! After learning them, use them often when giving praise, feedback, or getting students attention. Look students in the eye when speaking with them. Greet students at the gym entrance or in the locker room as soon as they arrive. Have class rules posted clearly in all places in which you teach. When instructing keep your " back to the wall " as much as possible. While helping individual students with a task or skill, position yourself so you can see the rest of the class. Keep your eyes up and looking across the class so you can see what is going with all of the students and not just the students in front of you. Think of it as a good defensive driver of a car. You don't look at the hood when driving, look out in front so you can anticipate and avoid potential problems. Give feedback across the gym every now and then. For example, using a raised voice while students are practicing extend your voice across the gym telling Sally and Jessie they are doing a nice job working together.

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Curriculum Lesson Plans Organizers Rubrics ... 7 Habits of Good Teachers Today - A timeless article by education week. Bad Teaching Practices - What not to do. Behavior Home Page - Provides discussions and advice on behavioral interventions. Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies - Provides information to the public about a range of practical applications of behavioral technology. CHADD®: School Discipline for Students with ADD - From the Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder site. M.D.s Edward M. Hallowell and John J. Ratey give 50 practical tips on how teachers can deal with Attention Deficit Disorder students. Discipline without Stress, Rewards, or Punishments - K-12 program showing how to handle classroom disruptions simply and easily. Raise individual and social responsibility. Create a noncoercive classroom. Dr. Mac's Amazing Behavior Management Advice Site - Lots of great tips on managing student behavior. Also post your problem, we'll offer suggestions. Early Warning, Timely Prevention

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20. School Discipline & Classroom Management : A Bibliography Am I in Trouble; Using Discipline to teach Young Children Responsibility. pa. Cooperative Discipline; classroom management that Promotes SelfEsteem. http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/disciplinebib.htm

Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center (ISLMC) bibliography of classroom discipline and management page. This page complements content at Educational PsychologySchool Discipline page. This bibliography covers the publications of authors of some of the major discipline programs. The ISLMC is a meta-site for librarians, teachers, parents and students. You can search this site, use an index or sitemap General Reviews Cooperative Discipline. Albert Kids Are Worth It. Coloroso ... Rudolf Dreikurs General Reviews Joyce, Bruce R. and Weil, Marsha. Models of Teaching Covers rationale and research on major well-researched models of teaching and illustrates K-12 classroom use through scenarios and examples of instructional materials. [Back to Top] Discipline with Dignity [Richard Curwin and Allen N. Mendler] Blumenfeld-Jones, Donald S. "Conventional Systems of Classroom Discipline (the Patriarchy Speaks" in Journal of Educational Thought , v30, n1, p5-21, April, 1996. Considers traditional classroom discipline systems as partiarchal moral system; critiques discipline systems. Carter, Susanne. "Interventions. Organizing Systems To Support Competent Social Behavior in Children and Youth" in ERIC ED 380971, 1994.

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