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5 Techniques for Learning Student Names Quickly!

23rd January 2018
/ Classroom Management Strategies Lesson Improvement Student Engagement Student/teacher relationships

Want a way to connect with your students? Then what better way than learning the names of your new students as quickly as possible. Here are 5 tips to help you achieve just that… 1. Name Chain Ask

Three MORE Ways to Make Praise More Effective

18th January 2018
/ Classroom Management Articles Classroom Management Strategies Lesson Improvement Motivating students Student Engagement

Way back in August 2017, we published a blog post titled ‘Three Ways to Make Praise More Effective’… Three Ways to Make Praise More Effective We received a lot of POSITIVE comments

Dealing with students who have no interest in the lesson

18th September 2017
/ Classroom Management Strategies Lesson Improvement Motivating students Student/teacher relationships

A student who has no interest in lessons and anything you say and do, can have a terrible impact on the rest of the class. What you must remember however is that this student probably wants to succeed

Three Ways to Make Praise More Effective

18th August 2017
/ Classroom Management Articles Classroom Management Strategies Lesson Improvement Motivating students Student Engagement
/ 1 COMMENT

Here are some ways of improving praise so that it creates the kind of positive changes you want to see in your challenging students… Effective Praise Enhancer # 1: Make it SPECIFIC. Let’s make a concerted

25 ways to get silence from noisy students

Hi there! A few years ago I put together a short e-guide titled '25 ways to Get Silence From Noisy Students'. It has been downloaded THOUSANDS of times by teachers all over the world. You can GET YOUR

How to stop low level disruption

Seven Ways to Get Students to Follow Your Instructions

i) Make sure you have their full attention before giving instructions Make sure they are looking at you and not fiddling with a pencil, turning around, looking at a book, etc. One quite ingenious

25 classroom management strategies to get silence from a noisy group of students

12th February 2013
/ Classroom Management Strategies General
/ 5 COMMENTS

If you struggle to get your students’ attention during lessons I’ve put together a nifty collection of ideas which may help. This sample of classroom management strategies has been taken from the

Classroom Management Strategies to Get Support From Unsupportive Parents

Before trying to find solutions to any problem it’s a good idea to look at the reasons why the problem is occurring; knowing why a problem is happening gives clues as to how to address it. Today we’re

About Rob Plevin..

As a new teacher in a comprehensive school, I really struggled to maintain control in the classroom before finally discovering how certain key strategies would lead to an immediate improvement in the way challenging students responded to me. Using these principles as a foundation I went on to develop a complete system for preventing and dealing with behaviour problems and improving student motivation in the classroom.

The ideas are easy to implement and work FAST. I've spent the last 10 years teaching these techniques and concepts to literally THOUSANDS of teachers and lecturers in schools and colleges all over the world and their comments on this site should convince you that this system works.

Category Archives for Classroom Management Strategies

5 Techniques for Learning Student Names Quickly!

Three MORE Ways to Make Praise More Effective

Dealing with students who have no interest in the lesson

Three Ways to Make Praise More Effective

25 ways to get silence from noisy students

How to stop low level disruption

Seven Ways to Get Students to Follow Your Instructions

25 classroom management strategies to get silence from a noisy group of students

Classroom Management Strategies to Get Support From Unsupportive Parents

25 Ways to get silence from a noisy group

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