How to prevent behaviour problems before they happen
DESCRIPTION:
Starting as you mean to go on can help when it comes to preventing disruptive behaviours, and there are different things we as teachers can do to help us avoid behaviours from occurring in the first place. In this episode, I go through the different strategies we can put in place to avoid disruptions and build positive relationships with our students.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
Start the year strong
Be fair and consistent
Use positive reinforcement
Vary your teaching style
Get to know your students
Be proactive
Don’t make promises
BEST MOMENTS:
“You’ve got to do it consistently”
“Make sure your students are aware of your expectations”
“Do not have favourites”
“If you see something is starting to bubble, intervene early”
“Make a private list on a seating plan of disruptive students. Do not write names on the whiteboard”
“Implement parts of the lesson where students can talk”
“Show them that you are interested in them”
“Don’t make any promises or deals with students”
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ABOUT THE HOST:
Tem is an experienced teacher who started teaching in 2009, specialising in secondary PE. She also has experience working as an SEN class teacher in an SEN provision, and has mentored a number of trainee teachers and NQTs over the years.
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