Behaviour Management (Tips For Teachers)

[@princessrockz1000]

I love both of your personalities. So friendly and smiley throughout the video! :) Thanks for the tips!

[@ForTeachersChannel]

Got to keep smiling! The job is tough enough as it is, positivity is key ☺️ as always, we appreciate the support on our videos. Do you feel like behaviour management is a personal strength of yours, or a goal?

[@clairekerron]

Thank you 🙏🏻 love your videos. I often give children who have a livelier personality more responsibility. I create monitor jobs and this works well. If children don’t click and say unkind words, I have found intervention groups work well. Putting those children together more and given them turn taking games to play. Trial and error.

[@ForTeachersChannel]

What are your tried and tested behaviour management tips for teachers? Also, can anyone spot the secret hidden image in the thumbnail? Post guesses below!

[@robynpearce5433]

I can’t seem to see the chart link that was referred to in this video - wld love to see it?

[@philippaezeakile5857]

Do you have any behaviour management tips specifically for substitute teachers? I loved this video and found your ideas really useful. Thanks

[@JLaw954]

My no.1 tip for new teachers "The more you tolerate the more you HAVE to tolerate." But be sure to don your softest velvet gloves when using your iron fist. Focus on positive discipline rather than punishment. When we have to punish our students it usually we who are beaten. :(

[@rominaabela92]

Hi!! I'm a primary teacher too and I'm loving your videos! Can you maybe do a video about your reward system? Thanks :) Looking forward!

[@ForTeachersChannel]

Thanks for checking out the content! We love getting feedback about the channel. We also appreciate a video suggestion and will get to work on making that for you soon! Where do you teach?

[@rominaabela92]

For Teachers I teach in Malta :) I would love to see a video on different types of rewards and maybe what types of consequences they can have :) cause lately i've beem having issues with really challenging behavior :( thanks

[@ForTeachersChannel]

We will work on this! Thank you ☺️ and Malta sounds interesting , we want to move somewhere else in a couple of years so maybe I’ll message you about Malta at some point if that’s okay 😍

[@rominaabela92]

Sure :) However I don't think it's a good idea to consider Malta if you're looking for a good salary :(

[@Conbotron]

Thanks for this, it really helped. Im a first year teacher in Nz. Much appreciated! Nga mihi.

[@bethanygoldsworthy9573]

I'm going to be watching more of these videos I'm in college at the moment working towards being a primary school teacher xx

[@ForTeachersChannel]

Thank you for taking the time to leave me a comment! I’m happy to support you and your journey. Feel free to message @forteachers on Instagram if I can help with anything :)

[@bethanygoldsworthy9573]

@@ForTeachersChannel Thank you so much! That would be a big help xx

[@LODintheshadows]

Today I felt like headbutting one of my students lol

[@ForTeachersChannel]

Oops! What did they do? I'm sure all teachers have down days. Have you got any behaviour management tips you would share with others to avoid these moments?

[@LODintheshadows]

For Teachers got in my Korean teachers face, swore at her, and slammed a door in her face, and made her tear up

[@spiritualspirals22]

Playing cards, Angel Therapy or Tarot, or other specialized cards are tools to sync in with universal wisdom. Link to such a message with playing cards- lnkd.in/dAh4Yyf . Also, conduct an Online Intuition Development workshop. Includes Angel card reading, connection with guides, dream interpretation, in a group, or exclusively.

[@educate4fun]

Great video, thanks!

[@beigelover95]

Thanks guys!!

[@ForTeachersChannel]

No worries! Have you got any more questions about behaviour management? We are making a part 2 soon!

[@jennyota9267]

too vague, not helpful. Need specific examples. Say a child is talking too much while sitting on the mat and you ask them to move and they say no, what do you do next?

[@davidsevern2669]

Shout out to my fellow teaching recruit Jack Ward

[@ForTeachersChannel]

Hey David! (and Jack) where do you teach? Have a great week!

[@emilymoore4565]

My favorite method is bribery

[@ForTeachersChannel]

Haha a lot can be said for a reward..

[@emilymoore4565]

For Teachers hahah JK it’s really just great communication

[@LODintheshadows]

Bribery is best, then when they get used to it I threaten to take it away :D

[@ayahamdalla2351]

Slow down.....I cant understand a word of what you're saying