1st Edition
75 Quick and Easy Solutions to Common Classroom Disruptions
112 Pages
by
Eye On Education
112 Pages
by
Eye On Education
112 Pages
by
Eye On Education
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This very well organized book is packed with practical solutions to the most common classroom problems – side talk, rude behavior, calling out, students losing focus, and students refusing even to try. Every solution is classroom-tested, highly effective, and quick and easy to implement! Use this book to help make your classroom a happier, more productive learning environment – one in which your students thrive and everyone benefits!
A Head Start
Advance Organizers
Apologize
Attention Signal
Audio Recording
Be Brief, Be Positive, Be Gone
Be the Model
Bean Bag
Behavior Contracts
Behavior Tracking
Check-In Statements
Checklists
Choice of Order
Chunk Tasks
Clear Directions
Closed Fist
Color Codes
Communicate with Home
Compliment and Congratulations
Concrete Reminders
Course Evaluation
Describe the Request
Eliminate Distractions
Energizers
Engaging Frames
Extend an Invitation
Eye Contact
5-Minute Focus Group
Focus on Process
Give a Gift
Give a Job
Graph the Results
Greet and Read
Headphones
Humor
I Messages
If-Then Statements
Increase Feedback
Learn to Ignore
Likely Before Unlikely
Looks Like, Sounds Like, Feels Like
Minimize Anxiety
Offer the Door
Personal Goals
Photographic Evidence
Planted Questions
Positive Self-Talk
Private Office
Proximity
Questions of Concern
Ramp Up Relevance
Rating Scales
Right to Pass
Secret Signal
Sentence Starters
SLANT
Smile
Solicit Good Intentions
Special Seating
Specific Time Frames
Sponge Activities
Stand and Stretch
Start Statements
Start Strong, End Strong
Stories
Talking Chips
Teacher-Approved Toys
Teaching Spot
Thanks in Advance
Three More Minutes, and...
Track the Lesson
Traffic Light
2 x 10 Method
Victory List
What You Could Have Said Was
Advance Organizers
Apologize
Attention Signal
Audio Recording
Be Brief, Be Positive, Be Gone
Be the Model
Bean Bag
Behavior Contracts
Behavior Tracking
Check-In Statements
Checklists
Choice of Order
Chunk Tasks
Clear Directions
Closed Fist
Color Codes
Communicate with Home
Compliment and Congratulations
Concrete Reminders
Course Evaluation
Describe the Request
Eliminate Distractions
Energizers
Engaging Frames
Extend an Invitation
Eye Contact
5-Minute Focus Group
Focus on Process
Give a Gift
Give a Job
Graph the Results
Greet and Read
Headphones
Humor
I Messages
If-Then Statements
Increase Feedback
Learn to Ignore
Likely Before Unlikely
Looks Like, Sounds Like, Feels Like
Minimize Anxiety
Offer the Door
Personal Goals
Photographic Evidence
Planted Questions
Positive Self-Talk
Private Office
Proximity
Questions of Concern
Ramp Up Relevance
Rating Scales
Right to Pass
Secret Signal
Sentence Starters
SLANT
Smile
Solicit Good Intentions
Special Seating
Specific Time Frames
Sponge Activities
Stand and Stretch
Start Statements
Start Strong, End Strong
Stories
Talking Chips
Teacher-Approved Toys
Teaching Spot
Thanks in Advance
Three More Minutes, and...
Track the Lesson
Traffic Light
2 x 10 Method
Victory List
What You Could Have Said Was
Biography
Bryan Harris, Cassandra Goldberg
