Classroom Discipline Resources

One of the scariest issues for teachers is dealing with confrontational students in the classroom. While confrontations do not occur everyday in every classroom, most if not all secondary school teachers will have to deal with a student who is acting belligerant and speaking in out in their classroom. Following are some ideas and tips to help diffuse the situation instead of allowing it to escal…

Managing student conduct can seem scary, especially to newer teachers. However, it is one of the main tasks teachers have in order to maintain an academic classroom environment. This article looks at the steps teachers need to take for effective classroom discipline and classroom management.

Here are ten tips that can lead to successful classroom management and discipline. Classroom management is a skill that is not only learned but practiced daily. These tips can help you cut down on discipline problems and leave you with fewer interruptions and disruptions.

One of the key methods of effective classroom management is the quick handling of discipline problems. This article gives a step-by-step explanation of how to deal with discipline problems in your classroom.

Here is the quick tip to help with classroom management and discipline by avoiding confrontation.

What tips and strategies for classroom discipline do you find particularly effective? Share your ideas and opinions with other educators here.

This article takes a look at reasons why teachers should moderate their use of discipline referrals.

This article looks at a sampling of classroom rules that teachers can use as they create their own rules for students.

Dealing with tardy students is an important part of any teacher's job. Finding a tardy policy that works for you is extremely important. If you allow students to be tardy then you will be setting a precedent that will get worse throughout the year. Therefore, it is very important that you set up a workable system for dealing with tardies from the very beginning.

Three lessons by a middle school teacher designed to help students think about respect, talking and appropriate classroom behavior.

Explanation, examples and a quiz to help you brush up on the administration of positive reinforcement in your classroom.

Two school bus discipline plans are described.

A self assessment will help you determine which of four management styles you use most often.

Should I use a seating chart in my classroom? Get advice with this faq.

What is positive discipline? Learn more about this concept here.