How can we improve classroom behaviour?
As a follow-up to our weekly CPD sessions, last week we revisited our CPD behaviour vision with all our staff. To put this all into context, last year, the school reworked our Behaviour for Learning policy with a buy-in from all staff, students and parents and relaunched our school consistencies.
These will be shared throughout this blog, as well as the resource - which you can download in full - that I shared with staff. Over the past few weeks, you can preview the other CPD sessions and their associated resources:
There is a lot of great content in this post – too much to digest in one sitting. I’ll come back again for another dose. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your resources. They provide a great starting place for any teacher or school. I have watched both Kid President and Rita Pierson before, so it was good to revisit them. I love the use you have suggested of the stress balls. I didn’t quite get number seven in your first list ‘consolidating behaviour’ so would appreciate some clarification there if possible please.
Hi Norah. Apologies. It was a typo. Now corrected.
Thanks. Pleased to know it wasn’t just me! 🙂
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As always @TeacherToolkit provides pertinent food for thought. This post is especially useful for the video links that it includes.
Thank you so much for your blogs and sharing of ideas and love of teaching. You lift spirits and affirm absolutely the valuable profession that we are and how as professionals we are always seeking to find ways to engage, inspire and foster a capacity to learn (and through this move them along onwards and hopefully upwards) in the young people we work with and who fill our hearts and minds in our working lives. Sometimes there are traffic jams of young people’s lives/ voices in our heads & it is good to pull out of the jam and, for example , read your blogs and remember what we all know : this is a brilliant and vital profession to be part of ‘ on the shop floor’ . Yes. Thank you.
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These behavior tricks and tips are perfect to ramp up my classroom management and double check that I am doing what is best for my students.