Classroom Management & Behavior Interventions
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Classroom management requires teachers to establish routines, rules, and guidelines to oversee student behavior and learning. Effective classroom management techniques vary between teachers based on their individual classrooms. Some strategies that can help include arranging the classroom without obstacles, using an appropriate tone, and knowing students' names. Intervention is key to preventing behavioral issues, and can involve teachers, counselors, administrators, and behavior specialists working together to provide various forms of assistance tailored to each student's needs. However, attributing the impact of specific intervention components can be challenging when components are bundled together in a multi-pronged approach.
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- 1. Classroom ManagementandBehavior Interventions By: Diana Rubio
- 2. The classroom teacher has many roles and responsibilities… “Classroom management describes a teacher’s efforts to oversee activities such as learning, social interaction, and student behavior”. (Hoang, 2009)
- 4. Teachers need to learn classroom management techniques that work best for them in their classroom... A technique that works for one teacher does not necessarily work for all teachers.
- 6. Some classroom management strategies… -arrangement of the classroom without obstacles so the teacher can move around freely -using appropriate tone -knowing the names of all the students in the classroom -clearly established routines, rules and guidelines (Cutolo, 1997)
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- 9. It is critical that everyone involved in the intervention work together and follow through on intervention plans… “This bundling of components presents challenges when reviewing levels of evidence for each recommendation because evidence of the impact of specific intervention components on students’ behavior cannot formally be attributed to one component of an intervention”. (Epstein, Atkins, Cullinan, Kutash, & Weaver, 2008)
- 10. References Cutolo, F. (1997). When classroom rules aren't enough: 20 suggestions for more effective classroom management. Perceptions, 31(4), x-x. Epstein, M., Atkins, M., Cullinan, D., Kutash, K., & Weaver, R. U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance, Institute of Education Sciences. (2008). Reducing behavior problems in the elementary school classroom: a practice guide. Washington, DC. Hoang, T. (2009). The contributions of teachers' credentialing routes and experience levels on classroom management. International Journal of Instruction, 2(1), 4- 16.