7 Classroom Management Tips FOR PRIMARY TEACHERS (Improve Student Focus!)

[@cristinadoronzo9928]

I loved your tips, thanks! I've moved from secondary to primary teaching this year and I realised I was clueless in behaviour management. I'm going to try these strategies out next week ;)

[@Lizzylovex]

I’m studying to be a primary teacher right now and your videos have really helped! I want to be as prepared as possible and learn as much as I can. These tricks are something I wouldn’t have even thought about but they’re so useful! So thank you :)

[@harrybutt8453]

Most underappreciated profession to be in. So quit now. Students are great but school bureaucracy is awful.

[@PolycarpNMoseh-wk9mj]

Key points to consider in order to ensure that learning takes place. Thanks so much.

[@beccaapow]

This was unbelievably useful thank you for so many great ideas to incorporate into my teacher training. Id love to see a video of these tips in action in your own classroom :)

[@sarahebadi9884]

Yes please do share a video. Thanks for your time and energy

[@UkuleleVagabond]

Thank you. I am about to become a peripatetic music teacher of the ukulele. I am going to learn to manage whole classes with ukuleles. Not an easy job :)

[@marinautegenova3765]

I like your tips a lot and I can imagine how my kids will enjoy them, so I am going to try them definitely! Thank you

[@lauridifraia1034]

You are an inspiration to a veteran teacher! I learned a few new tips (and affirmed some of the strategies that I have been using). So glad I was able to watch this video through my professional development class I'm taking.

[@kristenwestergaard1254]

Thanks so much for posting . These ideas feel really promising!

[@SianDaleySpammingIt]

Nailed it! Thank you this is just what I needed

[@ssp3283]

you did amazing in this video, i realllly loved the tips! i know its been uploaded a few years back but these are fab!tanx

[@davider3568]

Thank you for these great strategies and congratulations on seven successful years of teaching!

[@ForTeachersChannel]

Thank you for this! Happy to be sharing what I know. Hopefully I’ll continue to learn as much as I can over the next 7 years too. Have a great week! :)

[@InsomniaticDND]

Thank you! I'm just starting a teaching apprenticeship and these are all new to me and so useful! I'd love to see a video of them in use 😊

[@PrinceEC]

Hello there! I’m a dance teacher from Australia and I love your tips! :) Even though I teach dance, these tips help because kids will be kids and I teach a lot that are of these age groups (#coughs uber cheeky ones too!) I find the these tips are super helpful for the dance students who are brand new, or haven’t been dancing that all, who doesn’t quite know the studio etiquettes yet etc. It’s even super effective for students who have been been dancing for a long time! You know what’s funny (and of course I adjust it a little to suit dance) but I apply these tips to the teens and adults and it works! Haha! I’m only new here and subbed so will be around more! :) Thank you! Lastly, to your credit I’ve been teaching dance for over 20 years now so I’ve already developed a lot of my own tips and tricks but I still find your channel super helpful! :) Thanks!

[@lucystubbings]

This is really great, as a new year 5 trainee teacher tips like this are so helpful and I will be giving some a go in my own practice.

[@forza223bowe5]

I always remember my teacher saying I have eyes at the back of my head!

[@joematthews8778]

Thanks for the interesting and engaging ideas! And in terms of doing the video more casually, it works totally fine :) You have great content and your videos are always fun to watch. Have a great rest of the week!

[@abdullahk9606]

Great video thanks. Starting my PGCE next month 😊

[@omarkashoura]

These are really great tips and your honesty wins first place in my class! Thank you for this interesting channel *****

[@kagomi4705]

Great topic, great info, and awesome way to present it. Well done! Please, can you help me in this homework! "Good teachers plan their classes minutely so that everything they do is prearranged. Once they are in the classroom, they followed their plan without deviation, always watching out for irrelevancies which the students may bring up and which could discrupt the plan " Do you agree? Why? Why not? My respect

[@Allyseria]

Thank you for the creative strategies!

[@bSophb98]

This was really helpful, thank you!

[@PrimaryTeachingWithDom]

thank you for these tips! i shall be implementing some of these into my classroom always love your channel 🙌🏿

[@ForTeachersChannel]

No worries! Always happy to share what I know. Happy to learn from others too. Love the new style of your channel too Dom! :)

[@karenredmile6671]

Thank you. This is the first video I have seen and it has given me food for thought.

[@eggface17]

So good! thanks 🙏🏼

[@bukolaomotayo4354]

Thank you so much. It was really helpful and please can you video the beginning of a class session and the ending for me. Thank you

[@squiddledum581]

super helpful, thank you for sharing :)

[@sampovey3178]

So helpful thank you, I love your ideas

[@perceysalmon]

Thanks for the tips they worked well for me

[@Oscaritoooo]

Wow your tips are fantastic! 😍😍😍

[@modestperspectives6535]

Super helpful! thank you. Could you please post a link as to where you got your laser from, or how it looks? Much appreciated!! thanks xx

[@lottieslifestyle9940]

Amazing strategies, thank you ❤

[@hollygonzales3231]

Have you ever taught the early years? Some of your tips are useful but wonder if you have any of the EYFS aged experience?

[@princessrockz1000]

Can you do a video about displays/ vlog of you creating and putting up displays please?

[@traceyburridge5493]

These were really helpful tips. The chidrn would be loving your enthusiastic and happy nature. Well done.

[@divineejenam8858]

Please share ideas of how to create and make your classroom beautiful and engaging for the children.

[@mrhammadmossop1988ul-haq]

Thanks for this upload

[@mohammedraqib6418]

Thanks before watching the whole video

[@pigeonwing9172]

Hello, do you need experience as a Teacher/qualifications to teach in HK as a Primary teacher? I have a BSc and MA but unrelated to Education.

[@jesusgod5306]

Make a video on demand of teachers conerning subjects in different countries

[@Kk-mp3tp]

I really want to be a teacher but I’m dyslexic and autistic so I don’t know if I can

[@MuhammadBilal-wx9pg]

Great

[@marellyxos]

i hate it when teachers use the sticks or lolipops also just calling on random students because when i get called everyone looks at me and then i get really nervous then i forget what i was about to say.

[@ForTeachersChannel]

This happens to me too! Even after so many years. Don’t worry!

[@hosfathy1366]

Hello, I would like to ask you some questions if you don't mind. I'm a non native and would like to teach English in China. I got contacted by someone in Hong Kong and wanna confirm some things with you if u can help. Thank you.

[@ForTeachersChannel]

Sure, I can help. The best way to chat is via ‘ForTeachers’ on Instagram. I reply much faster on there! Is that okay? :)

[@hosfathy1366]

Don't have Instagram. Once I download it I will then contact you and tell you what offer I got and see if you can help. Thank you

[@hosfathy1366]

I try to contact u in instagram.

[@akaz8285]

Are you an elementary teacher?

[@haneenabdeltawwab3203]

Or write what you s

[@wanasaraf9124]

Where are you from by birth? And what accent are you using in your videos? Thanks!

[@haneenabdeltawwab3203]

Say

[@ace_h2177]

no my class mong

[@learnenglishforfree4213]

You are gorgeous!

[@ahsaninam2130]

So are you 😍

[@haneenabdeltawwab3203]

You speak fast There are non native speakers

[@faithlassiterhill1474]

Chill out

[@marcmeinzer8859]

The best tip for teachers is to quit teaching and find a real job. Since high schools in the United States are no longer allowed to award diplomas to students who fail to pass the state graduation test there’s really no point in attending school anymore. It really does make more sense to homeschool then just take the state GED test if you didn’t get a diploma from the online academy, which again, would necessitate passing the state graduation test anyway, so why bother? And then when some lunatic shoots up your local school at least you won’t be there to become a statistic. You may need to start college at community college with a GED but that will save you money. Once you’ve got two years of credits you can simply transfer to a four year university.

[@kagomi4705]

Great topic, great info, and awesome way to present it. Well done! Please, can you help me in this homework! "Good teachers plan their classes minutely so that everything they do is prearranged. Once they are in the classroom, they followed their plan without deviation, always watching out for irrelevancies which the students may bring up and which could discrupt the plan " Do you agree? Why? Why not? My respect