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Be tough!!

Status: Advice for New Teachers
by Member on 04-28-2011 11:35 AM

   I learned very quickly that classroom management is EVERYTHING!!!  My biggest piece of advice I can give new teachers is to start your year stricter than you would normally be.  You can always back off once students have gotten into the routine of following rules and procedures.  You cannot, however, make up lost ground in the area of classroom management.  If you start out too "nice" then, it is nearly impossible to establish a stricter classroom climate throughout the year!

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by Occasional Visitor on 08-12-2011 03:56 AM

Start Right, Start balanced!

First impression lasts very long. It is important to start right the first minute. there is need to be friendly but firm. Let the pupils know you have their best at heart and this is why you won't allow them do just about anything that is not in their interest so discipline is key. As a Christian Educator, I have learnt that balance based on scriptures is most important. 

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