The document outlines five effective classroom management strategies to keep students engaged, including clear rules, encouraging questions, and appreciating student work. It emphasizes the importance of creating a productive learning environment where students feel safe and valued. Additionally, fostering initiatives and group projects helps to cultivate a growth mindset and active participation among students.

1. 5 EFFECTIVE CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
STRATEGIES THAT WORK WONDERS

2. Making children stay engaged and excited in the classroom is a tedious task.
Classroom management is the main concern faced by several teachers,
especially beginners. Reliable efficient classroom management strategies are
vital to come up with a productive learning environment, where children are
free from distractions, disruptions, hesitation, and fear.

4. Make clear with the rules
Most of the educators prepare a list which covers the syllabus for the entire year
explaining what are their tasks and when they have to do. It details completely
about all the tests and quizzes, and how the students will get their grades. Teachers
usually draft a handbook of two- or three-page which is referred to as “student
handbook” which specifies what students are supposed to do and not to do and
when.

5. Encourage Questioning
As a teacher, it’s your responsibility to answer student’s questions and of course, you
should not be more focused on lectures to avoid questioning from the students.
Encourage students to raise and ask for more questions at any time. One of the rules
should specify what the students should do when they need to raise a question. Usually,
it’s a common practice of raising their hands

6. Appreciate
You have to appreciate your student’s work. Come forward to show that you value the
work they have done to gain their knowledge. Create a milestone for each work to do
every day. You can also encourage students by making them talk about their work in
front of other students at least once a week. Let the other classmates also know the hard
work their peers have put in to finish their work. Many students wish to know their
work will be celebrated rather than just their grades will pay more attention.

7. ENCOURAGE INITIATIVES AND GROUP
PROJECTS
Encourage the growth mindset, and make them use a variety into your lessons. This can
be done by encouraging students to work ahead and deliver short presentations on their
lesson and also to share take-away points. It is unavoidable that you will have an eager
learner in every classroom. You can ask them to help you with your work at times so
that they get an interest in the works.

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