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* How to have a Well - Managed Classroom Effective teachers manage their classrooms. Ineffective teachers Discipline their classrooms. The First Thing You Need to Know

How to manage your classroom well

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Effective and Ineffective teachers. Based on the book "The First Days of SChool"

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*How to have a Well - Managed Classroom

Effective teachers manage their classrooms. Ineffective teachers Discipline their classrooms.

The First Thing You Need to Know

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You manage a classroom;You don´t

discipline a classroom.

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You need to Know about

academic learning

time Formativ

e and Summati

ve testing

Criterion –

referenced testing

Discipline

plans

Procedures and

routines,

Learning styles.

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What is Classroom Management?

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Classrooms Management refers to all of the things that a

teacher does to organize students, space, time, and materials so that

instruction in content and student learning

can take place.

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Most teachers do not teach

Most teachers do

activities and when problems

arise, they discipline

Most classrooms

are nonmanage

d

Because of this, little is accomplishe

d

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Classroom management

includes all of the things a teacher

must do toward two ends

To Foster student involvement and cooperation in all

classroom activities.

To establish a productive working

environment

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The Effective Teacher Has a Well – Managed Classroom

The Characteristic of a well- Managed Classroom

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Students are deeply involved with their work, especially with

academic, teacher- led instruction.

Students Know what is

expected of them and are

generally successful

There is relatively little wasted time, confusion, or disruption.

The climate of the classroom

is work – oriented, but relaxed and

pleasant

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Characteristics

High levelof student

involvement with work

Clear student expectations

Effective Teacher

Student are working

Student Know that assigment are

basesd on objectives.

Students

know that tests are based on objectives.

Ineffective Teacher

Teacher is working

Teacher says, “ Read Chapter 3 and know the

material”

“I´ll give you test covering

everything in Chapter 3”

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Teacher makes up rules and punished

according to his or her

mood.

Teacher take broll and

dallies.

Students ask for

assigmwents repeatedly.

Ineffective Teacher

Teacher has a discipline

plan. Teacher

starts class inmediately.

Teacher has assigments

posted.

Effective teacher

Relatively little wasted

time, confusion, or

disruption.

Characteristic

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Characteristic

• Work – oriented but relaxed and pleasant climate.

Effective

Teache

r

• Teacher has invested time in practicing procedures until they become routines.

• Teacher Knows how to bring class to attention.• Teacher knows how to praise the deed and encourage the

student..

Ineffective Teache

r

• Teacher tells but does not rehearse procedures.• Teacher yells and flicks light switch• Teacher uses generalizaed praise or none at all

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A Task – Oriented and Predictable

Environment

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A well- managed classroom is also a predictable environment.

Both teacher and students know what is supposed to happen in the classroom.

A well managed classroom is a task – oriented environmentWhere students know what is expected of them and

how to succed. According to the research, most students will make better achievement gains in a

class such as this.

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It is the responsibility of the teacher to manage a class to see that a task- oriented and predictable environment has

been established.

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The Effectiv

e teacher

Works on having a

well- managed classroom.

Trains students to Know

what they are

to do

Has students

working on task

Has a classroom with little

confusion or wasted time.