Discussing Negative Classroom Conditions and/or Disruptive Behaviors
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I need to list 10 negative classroom conditions and/or disruptive behaviors that influence the teaching environment. Speculate on how each of these might be changed through the application of different strategies and how this informs your personal classroom management system. I am having some difficulty coming up with a list.
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Negative classroom conditions:
1) Too many students
2) Small classroom
3) Large chunks of academically-challenged students in a single class
4) Groups of kids who do not want to participate
Disruptive behaviors:
1) Students attempting to chat while the teacher is teaching
2) Students attempting to walk around the room when not directed to.
3) Failing to follow directions
4) Demonstrating a poor attitude
5) Arriving tardy.
6) Cell phones/iPod, etc.
These challenges affect me on a daily basis, and they affect how I set up my room and how I implement my behavior management plan.
First, the classroom: I set up my projector facing ...
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