4. classroom
it is a complex and
multi-faceted endeavor,
and no single approach
will work in all
situations
5. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
1. Establishing
rapport and
Building
Relationships
TRUST AND RESPECT
6. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
2. Creating a
Positive Learning
Environment
A learning environment is much more thanwhat you see visually. It consists of three main ingredients–
the physical, social and emotional environments. For any high-quality teaching strategy to have an impact,
these elements mustexist harmoniously.
7. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
3. Providing
Engaging
Instructions
Direct instructionis important, but it’s also vital that it isn’t the only form that learning takes in your
classroom. Alice Keeler said, “The persondoing the workis the persondoing the learning.”
8. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
4. Promoting
Student
Engagement
As in every profession, upskilling is important. The same applies to the one profession that teaches every
other profession. Today's generation of students are not made for a classroomthat uses traditional
teaching methods. Teachers mustknowthelatest pedagogy strategies and teaching tools and methods to
teachtheir students.
9. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
5. Having a Clear
and Concise
Behavior Policy
It is important to proactively teach and reinforce desiredbehaviors to create a positive
classroomenvironment. Be clear about your expectations for student behavior,and provide
explicit instructions on what you expect. Praise students when they display desiredbehaviors.
10. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
6. Establishing
Classroom
Routines and
Procedures
When developing classroomroutines, involve your students in the process. Model the desired behavior, and
havestudents practice the routine. Be sure to reviewthe procedures regularly.
11. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
7. Implementing
Effective Discipline
Student Discipline and Teacher
Protection Act
Information dissemination of the student
manual.
Training of teachers and school personnel on the student
manual.
Implementing effective discipline is essential for maintaining a positive learning
environment. Effective discipline is fair, consistent, and respectful.
12. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
8. Implementing
Effective
Communication
When communicating with students, it is vital to be an active listener. Make eye contact, use
facial expressions and body language to show engagement, and restatewhat the student has
said to ensure understanding. Active listening will help to build strongrelationships, resolve
conflicts, and promote learning.
13. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
9. Continuing
Professional
Development
15. ten pillars of an effective classroom management
10. Constantly
Reflecting on One's
Teaching Methods
No matter how you chooseto reflect, the importantthing is, to be honest with yourself and use what you
learnto improve your practice.
16. 8 Steps To Set Up
An Effective
Classroom
Management Plan
17. 8 Steps To Set Up An
Effective Classroom
Management Plan
Step 1:
Set Classroom
Expectations
18. 8 Steps To Set Up An
Effective Classroom
Management Plan
Step 2: Consider School
Policies when drafting a
Classroom Management
Plan
19. 8 Steps To Set Up An
Effective Classroom
Management Plan
Step 3: Establish Clear
and Consistent
Boundaries in
your Class
20. 8 Steps To Set Up An
Effective Classroom
Management Plan
Step 4: Use Verbal and
Non-Verbal
Reinforcement
21. 8 Steps To Set Up An
Effective Classroom
Management Plan
Step 5: Hand Out a
Planned Syllabus to
your Class
22. 8 Steps To Set Up An
Effective Classroom
Management Plan
Step 6: Know the
students in the
Whole Class
23. 8 Steps To Set Up An
Effective Classroom
Management Plan
Step 7: Teach Engaging
Content to Encourage
Positive Behavior
24. 8 Steps To Set Up An
Effective Classroom
Management Plan
Step 8: Decide on
Consequences
26. In the Responsive
Classroom approach
to discipline , the
overarching goal is to
keep the focus on
learning, while
maintaining
a classroom that's
physically and
emotionally safe for
all. to achieve
this, responses to
misbehavior should:
* Stop the misbehavior and
reestablish positive behavior as
quickly as possible
* Maintain children's dignity
* Develop children's self control
and self regulation skills
* Help children recognize and fix
any harm caused by their
mistakes
* Demonstrate the rules help make
the classroom a safe place where
all can learn
* Help make the classroom a safe
place where all can learn
28. Strategies for Responding to Misbehavior
1. Visual and Verbal
Cues
2. Increased Teacher
Proximity
3. Logical
Consequences
29. Classroom management and
Responding to misbehavior is one
of the most challenging aspects of
teaching. Even the most
experienced teachers make
mistakes. But just as we allow
students to make mistakes, we
must allow ourselves to make
them, too. And then, just as we do
with students , we must allow
ourselves to try again without
judgment , in the spirit of learning
to do it better next time.
Editor's Notes
Students need to be actively engaging with the material in class, not just listening and taking notes. However, in an effort to avoid too much lecturing, some teachers have the students figure out everything themselves. That’s not good either because students need guidance. The best teaching is a combination of direct instruction and students applying or practicing what the teacher has taught.
