SOLUTIONS TO MISBEHAVIOR
IN THE CLASSROOM
By: Rudi Isbowo
Misbehavior in the classroom disrupts
students' attention and negatively impacts the learning environment. To ensure
the best educational experience possible, teachers must master the art of
classroom management. Although this is a challenge for certain teachers, with
enough practice, you will find there are solutions to misbehavior in even the
most difficult students.
If you’re like most teachers, two or
three students take up most of your time. On the days when they’re absent, or
pulled from your class, everything goes smoothly. Teaching is more fun. You’re
more relaxed. And you can cruise through your lessons without interruption.
Hooray!
But when they’re sitting in class,
which seems like all the time, they can make you want to pull your hair out.
Unfortunately, the frustrations you feel dealing with difficult students can
cause you to make mistakes. But…. What if the two or three (or more) difficult
students in your classroom admired you? What if they looked up to you,
respected you, trusted you, and liked being in your company? What if they
embraced whatever you had to say to them? Your success in helping them change
their behavior would go through the roof, and you’d have peace in your classroom.
The fact is, everything hinges on your ability to build relationships with your
students. Your classroom management plan merely nudges them in the right
direction. Done correctly, it gets students to look inward, to self-evaluate,
and to feel the weight of their transgressions. But by itself, it can only do
so much. What’s the key? It’s About Relationships. It’s your relationship with
your students that make the greatest difference. When you build trusting
rapport with them, which anyone can do, you then possess a tidal wave of
influence that can change their behavior, improve their academic performance,
and profoundly impact their lives. Find out…… The 7 Rules Of Handling Difficult
Students in The Class.
