amy fitchett classroom management, classroom community, developing a positive culture, oh my!

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AMY FITCHETT

Classroom Management, Classroom Community, Developing

a Positive Culture, OH MY!

Today’s Agenda

Identify and describe what classroom management is, and why it is important

Complete a self assessment on current classroom management practices

Reflect on the culture and climate of your classroom

Provide specific strategies for increasing positivity and community in your classroom

What is Classroom Management?

Providing a safe environment where all students can learn is a key factor in student success.

One of the most vital things that a new teacher can do is create a strong classroom management plan that addresses off-task behaviors, ensures student engagement, and fosters a positive learning environment.

Classroom management refers to all the things that a teacher does to organize students, space, time and materials so that instruction and learning can take place.

What is a Classroom Management Plan?

Four Domains of Classroom Management

OrganizingMonitoringCommunicatingDelivery of Instruction

Organizing

Classroom Routines Systems for

organizing

Content knowledge

Plan B

Monitoring

Teacher awarenessData- formative assessmentsActive listening

Communication

Clear expectations

Consider ESL learners

Technology

Open door policies

Body language

Delivery of Instruction

PlanningEngagingDifferentiatingReflecting

Developing a Positive Culture

Responding to Student Needs Comfort Station Necessary materials Parking lot Checking in Filtration system- meet them at the door Know thy students!

Developing a Positive Culture

Sharing Student Strengths Want ads/resumes Personal bulletin boards Goal setting Student directory

Involving Families and Caregivers

CommunicationUnderstandingParent SurveysPositive contact

Classroom Community

Community meetingCommunity rules of communicationConcept of a “family” or a “team”Honoring differencesI am poems:

http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/lesson_images/lesson391/I-am-poem.pdf

Questions?

Contact info: Amy Fitchett - afitchet@uncc.edu 704-699-0496

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