Behaviour Management

#UKEdChat Session 384 – Thursday 14th December 2017

Unlike Saint Nic we know that being either naughty or nice is a little simplistic. Behaviour management is just as much about the behaviour of the adults as the pupils and that in the dynamic environment of the classroom, everything influences everything else.

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#UKEdChat Q1
In the final weeks before Christmas, do you feel that the behaviour of your pupils has been maintained?
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#UKEdChat Q2
What external factors around this time of year affect the behaviour of your class?
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#UKEdChat Q3
How can we keep our pupils academically focussed with so much going on before Christmas?
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#UKEdChat Q4
Do you feel that your own teaching ‘behaviour’ suffers towards the end of term?
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#UKEdChat Q5
Naughty or nice – What role does praise play in behaviour management?
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#UKEdChat Q6
Do ‘no excuse’ policies have a positive impact, or ignore the causes of behaviour?
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#UKEdChat Q7
What are your top behaviour management tips?
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#UKEdChat Q8
Christmas present – If you could give a ‘well done’ sticker to a fellow educator, who would it be?
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