Behavior Space vs. Learning Space....WHY⁉️
When it comes to great classroom management, one of the keys is to be intentional with the placement of your room. By creating zones of learning, you can help keep students focused on learning, while also addressing challenging behaviors as needed.
This greatly helps the students who are focusing know that when you are in the learning space, they can focus on the content. And when the teacher moves the behavior space, the students can put their learning on pause. This encourages good student behavior because the teacher is intentional with how they use their space.
Whether it's elementary school, middle school, or high school, teaching has its challenges. From managing student behavior in your classroom to planning out curriculum to working with parents, there is a lot to learn!
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