Classroom Management By:Wendy Boldt, Ron Cocciole, D. Patrick Moore, & Jennifer Willis The Fearless Foursome.

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Classroom Management By:Wendy Boldt, Ron Cocciole, D. Patrick Moore, & Jennifer Willis The Fearless Foursome

An Overview of Skills for Effective Teaching Communication, Communication, Communication!!!!

Communication Consists Of: Nonverbal Cues Verbal Cues Physical Environment Climate Listening

Nonverbal Cues Up to 85% of what is communicated is Nonverbal “Do as I say not as I do” What would happen if you turned your inside out? What does your smile really say?

Verbal Cues Tone of voice Rate of speech Interruptions Semantics Clarity

Physical Environment Aesthetics Proxemics Lighting Room Temperature

Climate Challenge Freedom Respect Warmth Control Success The Five P’s Prompt Prepared Productive Polite Positive

Listening… It’s a 2 way street Appreciative Informative Therapeutic Barriers

WHAT DID WE LEARN?