Conclusion of Classroom Management
Classroom management
refers to the process of organizing and carrying out classes so that learning
occurs smoothly and efficiently. Its major purpose is to focus classes on
learning. The attainment of this purpose is depend on the establishment of a
suitable classroom climate. For this reason you should strive to treat students
fairly, reasonably, and pleasantly. It will help if you do not take yourself too
seriously and try by your own action to exemplify the type of behavior you expect
of students. Creating a diffusely structured class will facilitate the type of
classroom climate you need.
The organized
classroom management requires careful planning. You must arrange a physical setting
for learning, setup suitable routines, and establish a few carefully chosen
rules. Managing the class is largely depend on getting off to a good start, and
then keeping the class moving smoothly. To do this you need to develop skill in
movement management and “withitness” . Perhaps most important is checking on
both your own and students work and behavior. Specifically you should
concentrate on becoming well prepared before the first day of school starts. Then
on the first day you should conduct an interesting well organized class to set
the tone for the course. After that you should take care to keep things rolling
smoothly. Be sure students understand what is expected of them. And finally
monitor, monitor,monitor,monitor!!!!
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