Classroom Management
This strategy involves standing near a disruptive student without stopping instruction.
What is proximity control?
All strong learning objectives begin with this phrase.
What is "Students will be able to..."?
This plan provides accommodations for medical or attention needs without specialized instruction.
What is 504 plan?
When emailing parents, this tone is always required.
What is a professional and calm tone?
The time of day students are usually most unfocused.
What is right before group work begins?
Giving students specific jobs during group work is meant to prevent this common problem.
What is off-task behavior (or lack of accountability)?
This part of a lesson checks if students understood the material.
What is assessment (or check for understanding)?
This plan includes specialized instruction for a learning disability.
What is IEP?
This should be done privately, not in front of the class.
What is correcting student behavior?
This should be taught before group work begins.
What are procedures and expectations?
This classroom management style is firm, clear, and consistent without being harsh.
What is assertive discipline?
Teaching, guided practice, and independent practice is known as this model.
What is I Do, We Do, You Do?
Allowing extra time on tests is an example of this.
What is an accommodation?
This technique repeats back what a parent says to show understanding.
What is active listening?
A teacher should do this before the first day of school.
What is plan procedures and routines?
A consequence that directly relates to the behavior is called this.
What is a logical consequence?
An activity that gets students interested at the start of a lesson is called this.
What is an engagement strategy (or hook)?
Changing what a student is expected to learn is called this.
What is a modification?
This type of question encourages students to explain their thinking.
What is an open-ended question?
This prevents many behavior problems before they start.
What is clear expectations?
This is the most important classroom management tool a teacher builds before rules even matter.
What are positive relationships?
This ensures the activity, objective, and assessment all match.
What is alignment?
This law guarantees students with disabilities the right to a free appropriate public education.
What is IDEA?
This is the most important thing to do before reacting to an upset parent.
What is stay calm and listen first?
The #1 reason new teachers struggle with management is lack of this
What is consistency?