Managing Behaviour in Large Groups First Access CPD February 2014.

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Managing Behaviour in Large Groups First Access CPD February 2014

 How is your room set up?  How does it get set up?  What resources do you use?  Is it well organised? Environment

Seating Plans… 30 in a circular pattern

15 in a semi-circle

15 in a block

 Routine  Engage in activity  Freeplay  Raise their expectation – don’t be afraid to wait  Strategies for stopping  Talk as little as possible – use gestures/sing instead!  Pace Running the lesson

 Why are children naughty?  How do you react?  Ignore  Time out  Removal Managing Naughty Behaviours