How to manage a classroom for 30+ student

Manage a Classroom for 30+ Student

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As a teacher always have rules so that student can obey by regulations in the class rooms. For Example: Keep hands and feet to self .

As a teacher always have rules so that student can obey by regulations in the class rooms. For Example: Keep hands and feet to self .

As a teacher every student should know that you are in charge of the class. After you set your rules keep them in place.

As a teacher every student should know that you are in charge of the class. After you set your rules keep them in place.

As a teacher when student first come into class welcome them  with a good morning and let the know that the have a bell-ringer

As a teacher when student first come into class welcome them with a good morning and let the know that the have a bell-ringer

Sometimes teachers have a assessment and don't have a back up when students are done so as a teacher always have a back up.

Sometimes teachers have a assessment and don't have a back up when students are done so as a teacher always have a back up.

As a teacher always have other supplies for student. To limit student not doing their work & movement.

As a teacher always have other supplies for student. To limit student not doing their work & movement.

As a teacher you should have a transition time and rules for students. For examples: how would they transition the computers and recess or other things as well

As a teacher you should have a transition time and rules for students. For examples: how would they transition the computers and recess or other things as well

As a teacher you should know that student love games and activities, So incorporate learning but in a fun way. For Example: jeopardy boys against girls.

As a teacher you should know that student love games and activities, So incorporate learning but in a fun way. For Example: jeopardy boys against girls.

Have homework for students 2 or 3 times a week

Have homework for students 2 or 3 times a week

 Teachers             Let Students Have a Voice: let them help in goal setting. Don\u2019t be afraid to let them have choices. For Example: a Social Studies class let them have a discussion over history

Teachers Let Students Have a Voice: let them help in goal setting. Don’t be afraid to let them have choices. For Example: a Social Studies class let them have a discussion over history

The 3 Cs: \u201cBe CLEAR on expectations for behavior and performance. Be CONSISTENT so students know what to expect. Be COMPASSIONATE show your students that you care and want them to succeed.\u201d

The 3 Cs: “Be CLEAR on expectations for behavior and performance. Be CONSISTENT so students know what to expect. Be COMPASSIONATE show your students that you care and want them to succeed.”

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