Classroom Transitions: Classroom Management Strategies

[@Ultimate_flows]

Just got home, was feeling pretty down and not feeling like a did my best job today, partly due to not getting the best attention. Thanks reynolds ❤ this helps a lot.

[@sirey3400]

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[@sirey3400]

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[@3andB]

Telling students how long you need their attention and how long they have to complete a direction is so very important. Leaders are repeaters, most excellent! Breaking down tasks into smaller steps is another great tip. Awesome video!

[@turbogrocks1]

I repeat things all the time with my friends and family and I realize it’s because I’m a teacher

[@jasononeal]

Allotted time to perform with clear expectations... easy enough... I loved your milk crates video and it inspired me to set my own system. I have color folders for each of my classes with an assigned drop box for each period. I ask a student to hand them out every class. Keep the videos coming and please show us the new abode once you get there.

[@turbogrocks1]

I do the milk crater now too

[@vince6264]

I'm a fresh grad who just started teaching a week ago. Your channel is a huge help to me...

[@jamespennington7261]

You’re videos are super helpful. I appreciate all that you do!

[@domnappmchl7976]

I reaaaally enjoyed this short video you made - because with the long ones after a difficult day, no matter how interesting they are, I tend to feel sleepy 😊 - i loved your "live from classroom" examples, these remind so much of my own classroom, one question, how do we know when it's the right time to make a transition? How we read the signs? Thank you for helping!

[@marcwyant1217]

I noticed that doing the "presidential pause" during direct instruction helps redirect their attention, so transition can go smoother

[@StephenOsborn-sv6oe]

Thanks Reynolds!

[@melissashaw819]

He put the keys in the freezer got me 🤣

[@nmmountainmama]

Where in NM? I live outside of Silver City and am an instructional coach for the Cobre District. I was in Pecos, NM for nine years but am originally from Austin, TX. We have a lot in common, including the fact that I started teaching at 27 and also got my post-bacc certification. Our teaching values and style are quite aligned as well.

[@CJReynolds]

Hey there! Silver City! So you are like dead center of the state almost. That's a beautiful location. We are right on the eastern boarder (about 10 minute drive from Texas). This elevation change is going to be something! Question for you... was there a positive impact to you beginning your career at 27? I get asked this all the time and am curious what you think?

[@nmmountainmama]

Absolutely! Like you stated in an earlier video, we have so much more to bring to the table when we start later. Plus, we bring more confidence and self-assuredness with us. Finally, I tried a variety of things for jobs before teaching, so I'm not ever thinking, "Is this the right path for me? Should I try something else?". I love teaching and connecting with my students. ❤

[@ewoolwine]

YES!!!

[@ccc-e1f]

Your grandpa was smart already!

[@CJReynolds]

Thanks Cynthia! I thought it was so curious when I was a kid. He was always doing his own thing 😂

[@danthetravelman9113]

Nice work again