Behavior problems in the classroom

Whether you have a talkative class from day one or your students have just hit a season of extra chatter, it can be difficult to teach with so much extra noise in the classroom! Use these tips for how to get students to stop talking in one week! Be sure to check out the free classroom management tool in this post, as well!

Strategies for defiant behavior that support positive behavior, develop teacher-student relationships, and minimize escalating situations.

What’s one thing I can do for student behavior that I can see almost an immediate response? Incorporating quick and easy preventive strategies into your

What do you do when the students in your class just won't stop talking? Are you tired of yelling and losing your voice? Check out these tips to help get the chatter under control. #firstieland #classroomchatter #classroommanagement

When asking teachers what their number one challenge in the classroom is many, if not most, of them will say dealing with student behavior. Student behavior can make a teacher love or hate coming to school. It can turn a teacher from someone with joy and patience to someone who is angry and stressed all

After the beginning of the school year starting, are you noticing attention seeking behaviors in your special ed classroom? In this blog post, you can read my favorite strategies to use for attention seeking behaviors in children. The best place to start is by collecting data to see if the behavior is actually attention seeking. You can grab my data collecting sheets here to help. Then see my process of how I reduce the attention of the behavior, use a time out, and then replace the…

Setting a limit on aggressive behavior is essential, without question, but limits don't have to be loud, forceful or punitive. Using the Hand in Hand Parenting approach, teachers can set a calm, firm limit that holds space for a child.

Are you struggling with students who exhibit defiant behavior? Here are strategies to effectively manage and prevent this behavior.

Attention-seeking behavior examples include tantrums, interrupting, and exaggerating reactions. Learn how to guide your child positively.

Behavior and classroom management can be hard for any teacher. In this post, we talk about why it is important for teachers to handle behavior in their classrooms, as well as when to ask a principal for help or send a student to the office. In addition, we share some ideas for handling common misbehavior in the classroom. #instructionalcoach #instructionalcoaching #coachingteachers #educationcoach #edcoach #education