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The Chatterers (Chatty Cathy and Conversational Carl) - off-task…
The Chatterers (Chatty Cathy and Conversational Carl) - off-task disruptive
Touch Student on Shoulder
Use Non-Verbal Communication: actions or visual aids to improve student behaviors, helping students focus and process lessons
Remove from Room
Address Bad Behavior Quickly: don't hesitate when you must address bad behavior, as acting sooner than later ensures that negative feelings don't fester
Spend one-on-one time: children often act out to get attention, so by giving one-on-one time you can short-circuit that attention-seeking, negative behavior
Behavior Contract
Structured Time Out
Self-Monitoring
Let Students Help Establish Guidelines: ask students what they think is and isn't acceptable behavior, encouraging them to suggest rules for the academic year
Create rules together: children are more likely to remember and follow rules that they have an active role in creating
The Bullies (Bill the Cop and the busy bees) - aggressive or bullying
Teach Social Skills
Hold Parties: throw an occasional classroom party for students to get along with each other
Consider Peer Teaching: use peer teaching activities - top performers can help educate disruptive students
Teach Relationship Skills
Model Ideal Behavior: demonstrate behavior you want to see by holding mock conversations and interactions with another teacher in front of your students
Social Stories
Counselor Referral
Stop, Walk and Talk Technique
Listen to your students, and acknowledge their feelings. Help them come up with a solution. Empower them by being able to address conflicts on their own.
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PBISWorld.com Home Page. (2011). Retrieved 15 January 2020, from
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20 Classroom Management Strategies | Prodigy. (2018). Retrieved 15 January 2020, from
https://www.prodigygame.com/blog/classroom-management-strategies/
Noodle. (2016). Retrieved 15 January 2020, from
https://www.noodle.com/articles/stop-tantrums-with-7-positive-behavior-strategies-teachers-use