Classroom Management Tips
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Engage Teenage Students in Learning
Engaging high school students in the classroom can be challenging. Understanding how they learn can help teachers adapt to the needs of their students. more...
Rules are not always a negative part of a classroom environment. Some expectations create positive environments that encourage students to learn. more...
Shadow Children, Education's #1 Problem
Educating at risk children requires identifying them, understanding their impact and developing effective prevention and intervention programs. more...
Respectful Classroom Environment
A classroom environment that promotes respect starts with student involvement, clear expectations and rigor. more...
Creating Plans for Substitute Teachers
Not all absences are planned, but preparing for them is essential. Teachers can take steps in advance to make a missed day easier on themselves and their substitutes. more...
Seating charts are an integral part of many teachers' classroom management. There are also reasons to decide to wait before creating one, or not create a chart at all. more...
There are many different ways to arrange seating in a classroom. Desk arrangements can be beneficial for promoting positive learning environments for specific situations. more...
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Classroom Records Management for Teachers
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Suzanne Pitner
Teachers must keep records of parent communications, attendance, behavior, and student portfolios. These guidelines for tracking student progress make it a breeze. more...
Morning Procedures for Classroom Management
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Suzanne Pitner
Use classroom morning procedures that include bellwork assignments to give students review and practice and get them working the minute they walk into class. more...
How to Organize a Classroom Library
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Suzanne Pitner
A well-organized classroom library will make it easier for students to find books to read and enjoy. Students can maintain this simple method of library organization. more...
How to Get Students Into Groups
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Suzanne Pitner
There are many ways of putting students into groups, for classroom activities and for physical education lessons. These flexible grouping methods are quick and adaptable. more...
Classroom Ideas for Quiet Signs That Work
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Suzanne Pitner
Getting students' attention while they are working or playing in the classroom is difficult for teachers. These classroom quiet signs are easy and effective technique. more...
Book Review of 1-2-3 Magic for Teachers
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Suzanne Pitner
The system of 1-2-3 Magic for Teachers is a positive and highly effective technique for managing classroom behavior and bringing out the best in students. more...
Organizing Tips That Teach Students Study Skills
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Suzanne Pitner
As students move into upper elementary and middle school, they must learn how to organize schoolwork to be successful. This color-coded system is simple and easy to use. more...
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