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Handling Misbehavior During Instruction (I) Discover how to manage classroom discipline without losing instruction time. This printable...		Worksheets for Missing Students Save time distributing worksheets to students who are absent, late to class, or out of the...
Classroom Arrangement Checklist This checklist allows teachers to make sure that all aspects of their classrooms are ready for...		Supervising the Halls Follow these tips from teachers about supervising the halls of your school building while...
Blank Behavior Contract After completing this behavior contract with a teacher, students are bound to following it....		Supervision During Administrative Assignments In this printable, teachers outline the reasons for documenting any unusual incident that...
Preempting Students' Premature Questions This printable includes time-saving techniques and teaching advice for dealing with students'...		The Academically Unprepared Student How do you deal with students who repeatedly forget their homework assignments? The discipline...
Copying Another Student's Homework Address the problem of students copying other's work in a positive and time-saving manner. This...		Reporting an Incident to School Administrators This packet includes tips for reporting a serious incident to school administrators, as well as...
Instant Referral of Student for Disciplinary Reasons Some behavior problems, such as physical fighting, require immediate action by the teacher....		The Rebellious Student Dealing with a "rebellious" student is often frustrating and time consuming. This packet...
The "Picked-on" Group Member Read about two methods teachers have used to deal with the situation of a "picked-on" group...		Applying School Rules Outside the Classroom Achieve and maintain discipline throughout the school year by applying school rules outside the...
Applying School Rules to the Classroom Learn time-saving techniques that will help you quickly and effectively familiarize students...		Strategies for Communicating Displeasure How do you react to disruptive classroom incidents? This packet includes a reproducible...
Avoiding Group Domination Improve cooperative learning experiences with this advice for dealing with dominating group...		Keeping Parents Informed For students that require closer supervision and more regular parent-teacher contact, follow...
Students Who Arrive Without Learning Materials Use this disciplinary and behavior management strategy with students who often forget or refuse...		Dealing with Group Distractions Deal with possible group distractions before they become a problem. In this printable, teachers...

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