Behavior management and classroom management are the most important parts of running a smooth classroom. They are the foundation for everything. Without those two pieces, it doesn’t matter how great your lesson plans look or how well you differentiate your instruction. It all comes down to one thing: Managing student behavior quickly and effectively. This post highlights 3 posts that help with managing student behavior at the elementary level. Read below to learn more!
3 Posts Related to Managing Student Behavior
Below are 3 posts that are all related to behavior management at the elementary level.
1. 3 Behavior Management Strategies for Elementary Teachers
The first post on this list of managing student behavior posts is the most important one. This post explains what behavior management is and why it’s important for teachers. In addition, it offers behavior management strategies and resource recommendations to help you master classroom management. No matter where you are on your teaching journey, this post is a great place to start. Read this post here: 3 Behavior Management Strategies for Elementary Teachers.
2. How to Improve Student Behavior and Open Communication with Families about It
As you know, communicating with students’ families is incredibly important. This is especially true with families whose child is struggling with behavior at school. This behavior management post suggests 5 ways to improve student behavior and recommends 5 easy ways to communicate student behavior to parents. In addition, it goes into detail about how to implement a behavior log in your classroom. Head on over to this post here: How to Improve Student Behavior in the Classroom.
3. 5 Classroom Behavior Management Systems (That Work)
This final managing student behavior post offers specific behavior systems for whole group, small group, and individual behavior plans. It will explore the benefits and weaknesses or each system so you can choose which ones best align with your philosophy. Most importantly, it will help you create a positive learning environment where students are on-task and learning. That’s what we all want, right? Read this post here: 5 Classroom Behavior Management Systems.
Classroom Management Resource for Teachers
This classroom management bundle includes all of the information and resources mentioned in the 3 posts above. Learn more about it in this post: Classroom Management Strategies for Elementary Teachers.
In closing, we hope you find these 3 posts about managing student behavior helpful. If you did, then you may also be interested in these posts:
- How to Use Checklists to Improve Classroom Management
- First Day of School Read Alouds for Elementary Teachers
- How Student Numbers can be Used to Improve Classroom Management
