Student chaos in your classroom? This is how you avoid this energy robber in the school day!
Do you know it?
- Your class is getting louder?
- Don't know what to do when a kid misbehaves?
- Or are you struggling with other discipline issues with difficult students (e.g., persistent conflict, aggression)?
These stressful classroom problems wear on the nerves and can even dent self-confidence. Well-meaning tips like "You need to be stricter" or "Prepare your lessons better" expose themselves as dead ends in the everyday madness of school when the class gets out of hand again.
Surely you've already noticed that detention threats and classic behavioral tactics (as becoming louder and louder by yourself) only help in the short term. So it's not just newcomers to the profession who ask: How can I prevent classroom disruptions and bring tense situations that threaten to escalate back under my control - together with students?
The good news is: There are many great tricks and tools one can use in ANY classroom setting so students want to behave.
The secret of cooperative students: How you can achieve stress-free lessons with a respectful learning climate
This quick and easy to read guide brings light into the darkness: You will learn clear strategies to create a true classroom community, immediately applicable tips how you can prevent classroom disruptions and effectively respond to conflicts of all kinds. You can integrate all the insights gained into your teaching design with little or no preparation. The benefits of this improvement:
- Build relationships with the class characterized by respect, but also sympathy, so that your students enjoy coming to your classes.
- Maximize class time so your students learn best with you
Especially important: All strategies are easy-to-use and effective. As a summary, learn the 10 golden rules of restorative practices that really help in the long run!
After all, who wants to burn out in a stressful school day?
A must for every student teacher! You'll love teaching even more!
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