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10 Quick Ways to Bring Humour to Your Classroom

26th January 2018
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Want some ideas for bringing humour into your classroom? Then look no further as we’ve 10 ideas for you right here!… 1. Tell your students to do the ‘Dying z’ whenever a question is too

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

Dealing with students who won’t complete homework

16th January 2018
/ Classroom Management Articles Lesson Improvement Noisy Class Student/teacher relationships
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Getting students to complete homework is a typical problem for teachers – especially with students who lack motivation. If they’re not working in class where we can stand over them, they certainly

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

Dealing with students who don’t bring equipment to class

6th September 2017
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This is one of those seemingly unimportant management issues which is often swept under the carpet by a teacher who is frantically trying to concentrate efforts on more serious issues. In a lively class,

Consolidate learning with mini-reviews

7th August 2017
/ Lesson Improvement Motivating students Student Engagement Student/teacher relationships

Mini Reviews are a fantastic way to consolidate or reinforce any piece of learning in a fun, active way. I have used these successfully with all ages – young children in school right through to

The power of relationships

31st May 2016
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I came across this on facebook. A truly brilliant short talk on the importance of relationships between teachers and students. It is ALL about connection.

Five Ways to Discover Student Interests

Making Time to Build Relationships With Students

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part 6)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (part 5)

9th May 2015
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Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part 4)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part 3)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part 2)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part1)

Hi,Welcome to this series of tips and strategies for building and maintaining relationships with your students.Positive student-teacher relationships are, without doubt, one of the most effective

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 Student/teacher relationships

10 Quick Ways to Bring Humour to Your Classroom

5 Techniques for Learning Student Names Quickly!

Dealing with students who won’t complete homework

Dealing with students who have no interest in the lesson

Dealing with students who don’t bring equipment to class

Consolidate learning with mini-reviews

The power of relationships

Five Ways to Discover Student Interests

Making Time to Build Relationships With Students

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part 6)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (part 5)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part 4)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part 3)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part 2)

Stepping Stones to Positive Relationships (Part1)

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