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Classroom Management: A Video Collection

October 14, 2013 1 min read
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Sometimes, the best way to figure out whether a strategy will work in your class is to first see it working in another teacher鈥檚 room.

In these videos from our editorial partners at Teaching Channel, master 糖心动漫vlog demonstrate the classroom-management techniques they use to keep students engaged and focused from the minute class starts until the last student leaves.

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Read additional stories from our Inside Classroom Management: Ideas and Solutions story package.

This collection of short clips covers creative strategies for passing out papers, getting the class鈥 attention, using humor to build relationships, and more. Head to 鈥榮 full site for more videos of classroom teachers in action.

Engaging Students: Make It a Competition

An 8th grade math teacher explains how and why she makes passing out papers into a competition鈥攅very time students do it.

Physical Release: Reviving the Room

Having kids do a class drumroll or breathing exercises can help refocus them, explains a 5th grade teacher.

Choreograph Your Classroom

A 3rd grade teacher offers tips on building smooth transitions into lessons and routines to create a more efficient and consistent learning environment.

Don鈥檛 Smile 鈥楾il December? Humor in the Classroom

Humor is 鈥渆ssential,鈥 says a high school teacher, 鈥渂ecause kids are funny and you have to spend at least six hours a day鈥 with them. See how she keeps everyone laughing.

Attention Getter: Say the Secret Word

In this classroom, students choose a secret word at the beginning of the year, which the teacher can then use to command their attention at any time.

Setting and Achieving High Expectations

Practicing routines starting on the first day is critical to a well-run classroom, says a middle school teacher.

Ask Three Then Me

Students in this 1st grade classroom know to ask three peers for help before going to the teacher.

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