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Classroom Management Strategies To Take Control Of Noisy Students

Rob (Rob)
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Get the rest of the videos - http://www.noisyclass.com This video explains a little-used, often-forgotten but very effective classroom management strategy for taking control of really tough groups of students right at the start of lessons. This Classroom Management method is for really challenging, noisy groups that take ages to settle, cost you a lot of time and cause you a lot of stress and frustration. You'll learn WHY some noisy groups of students take longer than others to settle down and HOW to get them in a state where they are more likely to stop talking and listen to you so that they enter your classroom on YOUR terms. Here's the link: https://needsfocusedteaching.com/video ...more
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the take control of the noisy class

0:15

classroom management

0:51

get to the point where you're yelling and screaming

1:10

letting the kids in the classroom

4:58

need to position ourselves as an authoritative leader

5:08

set the tone

5:41

following your acceptable rules for appropriate behavior

6:58

chat with your students comfortably outside the classroom

8:59

move in through small groups and chatting to small groups

9:09

follow this process of non confrontational reminders

9:46

start to settle down into a more manageable frame

9:55
Classroom Management Strategies To Take Control Of Noisy Students
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2013Jan 21
Get the rest of the videos - http://www.noisyclass.com This video explains a little-used, often-forgotten but very effective classroom management strategy for taking control of really tough groups of students right at the start of lessons. This Classroom Management method is for really challenging, noisy groups that take ages to settle, cost you a lot of time and cause you a lot of stress and frustration. You'll learn WHY some noisy groups of students take longer than others to settle down and HOW to get them in a state where they are more likely to stop talking and listen to you so that they enter your classroom on YOUR terms. Here's the link: https://needsfocusedteaching.com/video

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Rob (Rob)

60.4K subscribers