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Techniques and methods in Language Teaching > Discipline in the classroom
Discipline in the classroom
Maja O.
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Discipline in the classroom
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Hi,
It �s a real pleasure for me to be the part of this awesome site and meet so many creative teachers. Therefore, to enjoy the privileges I �d like to start the topic concerning discipline in the classroom. This is one of the most difficult part of my job. How do you cope with the young kids ( especially in big classes- 25 students and up), do you use any wonderful methods or techniques to make students calm and active in a possitive way? One of my favourite is the "red card" but it �s rather for the older students ( 10 and up ) and I �m still looking for something amazing but for younger kids.
Any ideas :) |
25 Aug 2014
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sarasantos
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Hi!
Take a look at these previous conversations on the forum on the topic discipline, they might be useful:
All the best! |
25 Aug 2014
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gscott1979
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for years i tried many different things but in the last few years I have been using something very useful but effective. the better behaved they are the less homework they get, the worse behaved they are the more they get. I also get the class to police each other, as all students are punished, i ask them to control or help bad students. |
25 Aug 2014
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MarionG
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gscott, If I understood you correctly, you use homework as a punishment? Somehow doesn �t strike me as a good move.... that �s a sure way to get them to hate English homework. |
26 Aug 2014
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Maja O.
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Thank all of you for the responses
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26 Aug 2014
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jenisita
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Hi everyone!!! I was wondering if I can find the book called "La Rentr�e Escolaire" in English...
Thanks in advance |
10 Sep 2014
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