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Visual schedule

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We put a "mystery student" up and throughout the day we check to see if our mystery student is doing what they're supposed to. At the end of the day if the student was doing what they were supposed to all day the class gets 10 puff balls in their jar (we never reveal WHO the student is incase they were not doing what they were supposed to)

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Ask them expectations before moving on to that subject

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Ask them expectations before moving on to that subject

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Dojo point system, for sure!! Big motivator for high schoolers!

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Together as a class at the beginning of the year come up with rules, write them down and put them somewhere throughout the room and references them weekly in class.

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My mentor teacher practices Whole Brain Teaching. There is a lot more focus on the positives than the negatives. It has levels to explore and a lot of the things that you do in class are a game.

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Brag Tags are given for specific goals and expectations.

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strategically changing their seating arrangements every month

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classroom jobs

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classroom economy

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Having consistency in our current classroom management system has been extremely helpful. Our students are very routine based and having consistent rewards and consequences has been effective

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use of dojo points

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Giving students responsibilities in the classroom

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We have progress charts on our wall that track student progress by the work put in, not the scores or the levels. Students are really motivated to meet their goal for the week and potentially earn a prize if they meet the classroom goal.

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classroom economy

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My mentor teacher has a song that goes with each transition throughout the day (i.e. Somewhere over the Rainbow, One Call Away, Stand By Me, etc.) and this helps students know the expectations and stay occupied as they transition. They know what each song means as soon as they hear it.

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Giving front loading with warnings and once the warnings are given allow choices that you are comfortable with

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Point system

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book bins, class numbers, writing folders, label labels with different shapes