An effective classroom management system is integral in the creation
of a learning environment that is supportive, calm and most importantly
organised. You may have found that other teachers at your school have provided
you with some advice or teaching methods that they believe will be useful. But
before you implement the strategies, you must sit down and carefully analyse
the student dynamics in your class. You must ask yourself: will these
techniques suit my students’ learning styles and classroom behaviour? As we
already know, all students are different and we must acknowledge that some
techniques that are a success in one class may not necessarily be useful in
another.
Below are some links that you may find helpful in making a start on
building your skills to improve your classroom management.
References:
No Author (2012). Classroom Management – Creating a Learning Environment, Setting
Expectations, Motivational Climate, Maintaining a Learning Environment, When
problems occur, last accessed: 21/10/2012, www.education.stateuniversity.com/pages/1834/Classroom-Management.html
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