As teachers it is important to understand that communication also helps building relationships with your students. In this episode, we look at some tips that can help you build your relationships through communication in your classroom.
Greeting is a powerful way to build relationship in the classroom. In this episode, we see few ways to build relationship with your students effectively with the help of greeting without spending a lot of time.
The tip I want to look at today is finding your “why” or finding your purpose. It is absolutely crucial that you know why you do what you do in the classroom so that you can effectively manage behavior even on the days when things feel like they are out of control.
It’s really essential that we highlight bullying and that we support children who are being bullied, we need to teach children about how wrong it is. One of the things we’ve got to do is learn to work with both children, not just the perpetrator or the person that seems to be at fault.
How can you have win-win conversations when you have to discipline or reprimand a student that has been misbehaving?
Here are four tips:
1.Understand the student’s point of view.
2.Ask them to hear your point of view.
3.Ask them to empathise.
4.Hold them accountable.
So if you want to start the year building positive relationships with your students, whether you are a relief teacher or this is your first class for the year, you need to take notice of these keys.
In this blog, I am going to teach you why it is so important to stay calm when you have got an escalating student. We are going to look at how your brain works and how your student’s brain works in those sorts of situations and we will look at what you can do to…
So there are some strategies that game designers understand about the way that gamers think and the way that they engage. Some of these strategies I believe will apply to your classroom and maybe the reason that you are struggling to engage boys in your classroom.
Today I’m going to teach you four ways that you can work with kids who call out or interrupt the lesson. I know that in your classroom one of the number one behaviour challenges you have is kids who call out or interrupt, especially when you’re trying to teach.
You have probably got a couple of kids in your class that have got ants in their pants, I’m willing to put money on it that almost always they are boys. One of the realities in classrooms is that we have always got kids that have a lot more energy than the rest of the…
A lot of behavior comes out of Anxiety. If children feel anxious or they feel worried about the situation, sometimes they can manifest really negative behaviors as an expression of that. So you’ve got to learn how you can best manage your class during a crisis so that the emotion of it doesn’t overwhelm them.
We all have kids in the classroom that are dawdlers, Well today i’m going to share my Top 5 tips on how to best respond to Dawdlers in the classroom.
Here it is, number two tip for engaging boys in the classroom and it is this, boys are “shame-o-phobs”. Now what I mean by that is boys are particularly sensitive to feeling ashamed or being shamed in front of their peers.
I’m here with Marian at the Australian Industry Trade College. We’re just about to do a PD on understanding and educating boys. Marian, I was just chatting with you, just asking you what’s one challenge you’ve had recently in the classroom that you would like to sort of unpack a little bit today.
