Sarah Pettus How to survive and thrive your 1 st year in the classroom.

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Sarah Pettus How to survive and thrive your 1 st year in the classroom

 Effective Classroom management!!!!

 Who has bad students in their class?

A day in the typical classroom….

 Student 1: This student is constantly attention seeking yelling out Miss or Mister without raising their hand.

 Student 2: The bossy know it all

 Student 3: The class clown

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 Okay so what can we do to stop them from disrupting your class?

 Punishment doesn’t work!

 So we know we have students that disrupts our class, drive us crazy, & now we can’t even punish them?!!!

 Remedies for attention seeking students:

 Remedies for Know it all’s:

 Remedies for Class Clowns:

 The Bottom Line is……………….

thrive  Not just survive but, thrive your 1 st year of what will hopefully be a very long career in teaching

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