Classroom Management And Discipline

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Personal Philosophy of Classroom Management and Discipline

I believe that at birth all beings are good. They begin to learn and develop certain briefs and behaviors depending on the environment and people they are surrounded by. As children and teens spend a lot of time at school, it is important for them to be surrounded by good people and a positive learning environment. I feel that all children view school differently depending on the classroom environment they are in that year. When the classroom environment is a negative environment (no behavior expectations. No students paying attention. Always teacher lecturing. Always answering question out of a book) the students dread going to school everyday. With a positive classroom environment,
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However, if the teacher has created a positive classroom environment, has an organized discipline plan, integrates students interests, and show they care about their students, then the students will probably love school. I feel that the role of the teacher is to create the positive environment for the students. Teachers should be expected to deal with emotional problems as it effects the students day and behavior. I think teachers to be their students biggest supporter. Be a fan of your students, display all of they 're work, make them want to learn. Teachers have such a huge impact on their students, it is important for them to be that positive force. A teacher must set rules and respect the students in order to earn their respect in …show more content…
I want every student to feel and believe they are a rockstar! there will be 12 boys and 12 girls who are middle class families. I will have the teachers desk in the back corner. I will have a welcome sign made out of records, a “born to be wild” birthday wall, Guitar behavior chart, ‘’2nd grade rocks” sign on the door, “meet the rockstars” board with students pictures and biographies, a job wall labeled “backstage helpers” and have rock star rewards cash. I would have the tables set up around a rug (group time area) and near the whiteboard angled so every students can see. I would have a computer center, listening center (listen to music or read along books), library center (with comfortable bucket chairs), supplies/games/subject supplies area, and plenty of storage space in each area. The classroom jobs will consist of a line leader, door monitor, paper collector, pencil sharpener, teachers helper, and noise

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