How to Be an Effective Teacher Classroom Management Teaching for Mastery High Expectations for Students.

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How to Be an Effective Teacher Classroom Management Teaching for Mastery High Expectations for Students

Classroom Management Procedures Provide Structure Structure Provides Security and Safety Student Learning Increases

Procedure #1 Every teacher at their classroom door before and after every class.

Procedure #2 Procedures are taught and posted in every classroom.

Procedure #3 The day’s agenda and learning targets are posted in the same location.

Procedure #4 Every class begins with a Bellwork assignment.

Procedure #5 All assignments are set up in the same way for every class.

Procedure #6 Students always have an independent reading book in every class.

How to Be an Effective Teacher Classroom Management Teaching for Mastery High Expectations for Students

Enhancing Student Relationships

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Principal Procedures

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