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CLASSROOM MANGEMENT

Classroom management is a priority in the classroom. With proper classroom management, your students can feel safe, secure, and grow into the successful students you know they are. Check out these blog posts for tips and ideas for everything you need to manage your classroom smoothly.

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Getting students to listen doesn't always have to be a challenge when you apply these ideas and a little consistency. Check out these ideas to get started!

Talking So Kids Listen

Speeding Up Classroom Transitions

Every year, teachers seem to be taken by surprise by some of their students' work habits. Sometimes, kids just really have never been taught work habits! I share several tips for correcting this problem, as well as a couple of freebies that you can download and start using right away, in this post.

Fix Those Students’ Work Habits!

Giving students feedback does not mean only giving critiques; it also means letting students know what they're doing well. Get five tips in this post.

5 Tips to Giving Students Feedback

One best practice is to give students effective and meaningful feedback. However, I have found that often, when I talk to people about feedback, they

Teachers always want to know how I have such strong classroom management, but I don't subscribe to any particular style. That being said, I'm sharing my 15 top classroom management tips in this blog post - all of the things that I do every day to make my classroom and routines run smoothly. Click through to read the 15 classroom management tips!

15 Classroom Management Tips

Year after year, no matter what I’m working on for my goals, I always hear how great my classroom management is. Year after year, someone

I'm tired of my students always picking the same friends when it comes to group work- so here are 8 different ideas for you (and me!) on how to group students in your classroom so that you can have cooperative learning and get some teaching done!

8 Different Ways to Group Students

Ah, groups. Students learn best in them – or do they? In my classroom, I started noticing something… When I’d say get into groups of

6 Grading Mistakes You May Be Making

Have you ever stopped and asked yourself “why do I grade?” It may be to communicate the understanding of the child, or even to group

Creating Independent Thinkers

When I was moved from 5th grade to 3rd grade a few years ago I was freaking out. Not because it was new curriculum but

What should you do at Parent Teacher Conferences? This post has some ideas and tips on how to make your parent teacher conferences successful!

Tips for Parent Teacher Conferences

With parent-teacher conferences coming up, I was thinking about how important that first set of conferences are for the year. They either set the year

3 Ways to Stop Bullying in your Classroom

October is bully prevention month and so I thought I’d share some classroom management tips and ideas to help prevent bullying in your classroom. Let’s