My Behavioral Management Plan

Behavioral Management Plan Within the classroom environment things can get hectic. To help combat this you can implement classroom rules. Rules help create a predictable environment for students where they know the expectations. In my classroom, I want to have a culture of acceptance, honesty, and love. I want everyone to feel like they belong and everyone to get along no matter what it is like outside the room. I also want every student to learn in my class that honesty, though hard sometimes, really is the best policy. I began to think about the rules I wanted to have and in a perfect world I would have 20 specific rules that every child remembered and followed. However, we don’t live in a perfect world and the odds of children remembering that many rules and being able to follow them is very slim. Since there were so many rules I wanted to have, I realized having a smaller amount of vague rules that cover many specific rules would be the better approach. The rules I decided on are as follows: (1) Come to class organized and prepared, (2) Respect others and their belongings, (3) Take responsibilities for your actions, (4) Participate in daily activities, and (5) Always do your best work. I feel like these encompass all the rules I initially wanted and the culture I want to create.
Rule #1
Come to class organized and prepared …show more content…
First off, it tells the students to respect others and not to take or mess with other people’s stuff. This will let students know that being mean is not tolerated and neither is stealing. This rule also applies to the teacher. It lets the students know that I expect them to respect me and my classroom tools. I once read a quote online that said “Promote what you love instead of bashing what you hate.” I feel like this is a very important quote in our world today and I feel that this rule will work well because it teaches students to respect other people choices and