This document discusses components of effective classroom management. It outlines that an effective classroom has proper infrastructure, furniture, and displays. An effective teacher is creative, allows student freedom, and ignores bad deeds. Teachers are categorized as star teachers who perform well, working horses who are reliable, troubleshooters who create problems, and dead workers who are reluctant. An effective teacher takes responsibility for student learning, matches difficulty to ability, gives feedback, and encourages independent thinking. The document also discusses that students learn visually, auditorily, or tactilely and that curriculums should be child-centered.