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    Classroom Management

    6 Ways to Stop Students from Blurting Out in the Classroom

    When students know an answer or have something to share, it’s often easier to shout out than to wait. That enthusiasm is worth preserving — but blurting disrupts the students…

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    9 Ways to Teach Responsibility in the Elementary Classroom

    Teaching responsibility in the elementary classroom works best when you weave it into daily routines rather than treating it as a one-time lesson. Responsibility is a trait students develop over…

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    Classroom Management

    Daily Behavior Chart for Elementary Students (Free)

    Some students keep breaking the rules no matter how many warnings I give, and they need feedback more often than the rest of the class. A daily behavior chart gives…

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  • ways to create student buy-in.
    Classroom Management

    Six Ways to Create Student Buy-In

    Are your students not participating in class? Or do you need help motivate your students? Here are six ways that I create student buy-in in my classroom. They’re small, little things you can do in your classroom to help students take ownership of their learning and their classroom #classroommanagement #studentbuyin

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