Classroom Management Techniques And Tips For Misbehaving...

This past field experience I was placed at Chamberlin in Kanawha City. At first I was a bit nervous because I was going to be observing in 3rd/4th split classroom. I was placed with Ms. Gund. She as an excellent teacher, who taught me a lot in my short three months of observing her. Throughout the three months, I learned a few things. The favorite thing I learned about is about classroom management techniques and tips for misbehaving students. Ms. Gund was able to keep the student’s attention, create fun and unique lessons, and motivate students to do their work. She did not let teaching two grades at once stop her from being organized and ready. Ms. Gund divided her classroom up with the fourth grade on one side and third on the other. She tried to find lessons that would incorporate both grades, but at times she had to work with the grades separately. Science and history was mostly taught together, but when it came to math and reading she would have to teach them separately . For example, she would get the fourth grade started on their reading and explain the goals, and then she would move onto the third grade. While I observed at Chamberlin, I got the opportunity to teach three lessons. I taught a health, math, and reading lesson. With all of my lessons, I decided to incorporate art into the lesson. Throughout all of my observations, I have observed that students are more engaged, eager, and willing to do the lesson when it involves a hands-on activity. The first lessonShow MoreRelatedThe Practice Of Providing Consequences For Positive And Negative Behavior2567 Words   |  11 PagesBehavioural management was defined by theorist BF Skinner as; ‘the practice of providing consequences for both positive and negative behaviour.’ Effective teachers tend to believe that all students at some time will misbehave, it is natural for children. The result is they have a more extensive range of skills to control this behaviour. Low Key Responses are techniques and strategies designed to prevent the occurrence of discipline problems in the first place. The techniques are used for class co ntrolRead MoreMy Personal Philosophy Of Teaching3307 Words   |  14 Pagesthis unit. Refer to aspects including: attributes of an effective teacher, student engagement and motivation, catering for diversity (500 –800 words). Teaching as a profession is not easy; teachers must offer the highest level of care and education to all students in an encouraging and positive environment every single day. This can be done by creating a feeling of acceptance and sense of belonging and will enable each student to feel safe and secure, allowing them to move forward and increasing theirRead MoreWhy Are Black Boys Failing in School4668 Words   |  19 Pagesinstead of just sending them to school they might actually meet the standard requirements. (Green 7). In the book titled, Smart Kids, Bad Schools author, Brian Crosby stated, â€Å" If parents did a better job at parenting, schools wouldn t have so many students who exhibit poor behavior.† (Crosby 253). He feels that poor parenting is a direct cause as to why children misbehave in school therefore, resulting in failing grades. He says that the parents of today are â€Å"weak, out of control, and litigious.† (Crosby