Behavior Management
From environmental considerations to behavior programs – our resources will
help you in this key area.
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Awards
and Certificates
Use positive feedback to help students maintain proper behavior.
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Behavioral
Contracting
Using behavior contracts to prevent poor behavior can be an effective behavior
technique.
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Behavior
Management Forms
Make use of these charts, forms, and contracts to outline expectations and
monitor students' behavior.
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Behavior
Management – Proactive Measures
A list of proactive measures that can be taken to keep order in your classroom.
Examples include how to arrange furniture in your classroom, and selecting a
peer-group leader.
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Behavior
Techniques
Three behavior techniques to help with disruptive classroom behavior.
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Bully-Proof
Your Classroom
Some great suggestions on how to stop bullying before it goes too far.
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Catch
Them Being Good
Included in this technique are ways to focus on the good behavior a child
displays.
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Characteristics
of Effective Behavior Managers
Read about techniques that contribute to successful behavior and classroom
management.
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Charting
and Reinforcing Behaviors
Track student behavior with handy charts and review a list of possible positive
reinforcers.
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Class
Forms
Find ready-to-use forms for communication, organization, assessment, and
management.
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Controlling
Aggressive Behavior
These references describe how behavior and classroom management are
interrelated. Included are strategies for success.
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Convey
Acceptance
This handy list of techniques will help you recognize and appreciate
individuality and establish a positive environment in your classroom.
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Decision-Making
Sheet
Help students write about and organize their behaviors in a productive,
positive manner with this convenient sheet of guided questions.
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Elementary
Classroom Survival Tips
Find sound advice on management issues in content area classrooms.
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Environmental
Interventions
Adapting the environment to the learner is a key to managing disruptive
behavior. This list details some basic environmental interventions.
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Establishing
Trust
Effective behavior management is built on a foundation of establishing trust.
This article details the keys to facilitating a trustworthy environment and
developing positive relationships.
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Expeditionary
Learning
Read how one teacher pushes his students to their limits in order to build
their self-esteem.
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Getting
to Know Your Students
This collection of activities will help students get to know one another and
you.
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How
to Manage Disruptive Behavior in Inclusive Classrooms
Techniques for managing disruptive behavior in the classroom are examined in
detail.
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Laying
the Foundation for Positive Classroom Behavior
Practical tips on creating an environment that fosters positive behavior.
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Peer
Pressure
Learn some techniques for changing peer pressure from a negative experience to
a positive one.
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Personalizing
the Secondary Classroom
These excellent resources from Educators for Social Responsibility (ESR) will
provide you with ideas and activities for the classroom.
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Positive
Descriptions of Student Behavior
Here's an extensive list of verbs and phrases that will help you to prepare
positive, descriptive statements about a student's behavior.
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Room
Arrangement
It's important to consider the arrangement of class space for all students; and
it's crucial when dealing with disruptive students.
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Setting
Limits
Here are general guidelines for setting limits with all children.
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Teacher-Tested
Classroom Management Strategies
Handling challenging behavior is a crucial skill for all teachers. Read a large
collection of teacher-tested strategies for a variety of behaviors.
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Tough
Love
Be firm and caring at the same time - read about the approach called
"tough love."
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What
I Wish I'd Known When I Was a New Teacher
Valuable and effective words of advice from experienced teachers.
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