Classroom Management

Mutual respect and consistent structure are faltering in our schools. With today’s emphasis on creativity and individuality, have we lost the benefits of firm structure and required respect?

How does the class know it's time to move on to a new subject? What does a student do when she's finished with her work? This document outlines procedures and resources Regina uses in managing Grades ... Read More

Is your classroom a place of peace? Peaceful classrooms allow children to learn, says Sheldon. Even those with learning disabilities benefit from structure, order, and grace. In this excerpt from a... Read More

This document provides an overview of a classroom economic system, including expenses, income, job application form, and more. Download the overview now or preview it below. ... Read More

Peace is something that we all desire around us. How can we spread peace around us in the everyday routines of our classrooms?

Across the country, discipline problems are the number one reason for teachers leaving the classroom. What are some ways to prevent discipline problems? How can a teacher give effective, corrective di... Read More

How is a successful individualized classroom run? Learn from Janet Vance, a teacher for 40 plus years, as she shares the ways the Lord has helped her succeed in teaching.

If you expect your students to learn, you'll need to enlist their hands, eyes, and feet. Rhoda demonstrates how she uses proper posture to keep her students' attention, and calls each student to give ... Read More

Discipline is ultimately a liberating exercise. Students need help liberating themselves from the lack of discipline and from frivolous activities. Discipline incubates wisdom.

Multi-grade situations call for a multi-tasking teacher. Find some tips on making a classroom flow smoothly by setting expectations for everyone. What are some procedures that smooth the movements of ... Read More