T-Level EducationYears 12–13Education and Early Years
Behaviour management strategies
T-Level: Education and Early Years: Behaviour management strategies
What you'll learn
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Imagine you're in a classroom and a student is talking while you're teaching. What do you do?
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What is the main goal of behaviour management?
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A student is calling out answers without putting their hand up. How could you handle this?
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Try this: a student is tapping their pencil loudly. Choose the best first step.
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What's a good way to start dealing with low-level disruption like tapping?
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You notice a student is daydreaming and not working. Which strategy is best?
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True or false: Positive praise (like 'Great listening!') can help prevent bad behaviour.
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