Classroom Management Series: CHAMPS Data Collection

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Classroom Management Series: CHAMPS Data Collection Presenter: Shannon Cranford Fields

Take Our Your Electronic Device Go To www.kahoot.it Type in the game pin Enter Your First Name Get Ready To Play

Give Me A “C”

C = Conversation

Give Me An “H”

H = Help

Give Me An “A”

A = Activity

Give Me An “M”

M = Movement

Give Me An “P”

P = Participation

Give Me An “S”

S=Success

S - Structure your classroom for success T - Teach students how to be successful in your classroom O - ___________ I - Interact postively C - Correct fluently

S - T - O - Observe student behavior I - C -

Why Observe?

The act of observing affects the behavior of the people being observed.

Activity At your tables are post it notes. Think about your teachers (K-college) and identify the best teacher you ever name isn”t important, why they were the best. What is one strategy that teacher used for classroom management. Share out in 5 min.

Two Tasks To Discuss Today Task 1: Circulate When Possible, and Scan All Sections of the Classroom Continuously. Task 2: Use Data to Monitor and Adjust Your Classroom Management and Discipline Plan.

Task 1 Circulate When Possible, and Scan All Sections of the Classroom Continuously

Circulating: Proximity communicates your concern for and interest in the students. Proximity also communicates you will likely notice misbehavior. Give positive feedback to students who are meeting your expectations.

Answer questions students may have regarding classwork. Provide gentle reprimands or consequences to students who are not meeting expectations. Always try to avoid staying too long in any one place.

Visual Scanning Always have a clear line of sight to all students. Visually scan all settings in the classroom frequently.

Auditory Scanning Listen to all parts of the classroom. Establish a baseline, or normal level of background noise in your room.

Use Data to Monitor and Adjust Task 2 Use Data to Monitor and Adjust Your Classroom Management and Discipline Plan

CHAMPS versus Daily Reality Task 2 – Tool 1 CHAMPS versus Daily Reality Rating Scale

Misbehavior Recording Task 2 – Tool 3 Misbehavior Recording Sheet

Family/Student Satisfaction Task 2 – Tool 7 Family/Student Satisfaction Survey