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Five-Minute Film Festival: Classroom-Management Techniques

Do not let your students build bad habits from the get go this school year! Get your class started off on the right track with these tips and resources on classroom management! By Keyana Stevens

Laura Lurns Last updated September 2, 2016 · 2 min read

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Do not let your students build bad habits from the get go this school year! Get your class started off on the right track with these tips and resources on classroom management! By Keyana Stevens

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Providing simple choices and positive behavior reinforcement is key for elementary-aged students

Classroom management is a huge issue for instructors in just about any grade. Some educators feel the beginning of the year is a most crucial time, and can set expectations with the class. Edutopia has put together a list of videos for instructors with ideas on how to set the tone for a better academic and behavioral pattern with the class.

Using new techniques to keep your students engaged in the class

Some of the videos feature clips from the well known Teacher’s Channel and other experts, and others are examples of actual teachers who have successfully applied traditional and non-traditional methods in the classroom itself. Each contains ideas from experts with clips of practical and easy to emulate methods of student management.

Key Point:

Setting up a classroom in regards to student management is vital to a good start to the beginning of the year.
A well managed classroom makes for a positive atmosphere for the children attending school.
The beginning of the school year is a time for children to learn about themselves as well as their teacher.

Key takeaways

Setting up a classroom in regards to student management is vital to a good start to the beginning of the year.
A well managed classroom makes for a positive atmosphere for the children attending school.
The beginning of the school year is a time for children to learn about themselves as well as their teacher.

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