The document discusses effective classroom leadership and strategies for managing poor student behavior. It emphasizes that preventative action is most effective to enable learning, but clear consequences must be in place for unacceptable behavior. Key strategies discussed include keeping interactions brief, giving students choices to regain control over their behavior, praising positive behavior, and maintaining consistency in implementing behavior plans.
PHTC - Confident Classroom Leadership This document has been produced for use on PHTC training courses. We are happy for you to reproduce it providing that you do so in this form. [email_address]
PHTC - Confident Classroom Leadership This document has been produced for use on PHTC training courses. We are happy for you to reproduce it providing that you do so in this form. [email_address]
PHTC - Confident Classroom Leadership This document has been produced for use on PHTC training courses. We are happy for you to reproduce it providing that you do so in this form. [email_address]
PHTC - Confident Classroom Leadership This document has been produced for use on PHTC training courses. We are happy for you to reproduce it providing that you do so in this form. [email_address]
PHTC - Confident Classroom Leadership This document has been produced for use on PHTC training courses. We are happy for you to reproduce it providing that you do so in this form. [email_address]
PHTC - Confident Classroom Leadership This document has been produced for use on PHTC training courses. We are happy for you to reproduce it providing that you do so in this form. [email_address]
PHTC - Confident Classroom Leadership This document has been produced for use on PHTC training courses. We are happy for you to reproduce it providing that you do so in this form. [email_address]