A teacher would try to stop that behavior by trying to catch their attention with passive words, and if it doesn’t work, tell them either two things: that he/she is going to punish them and call their parents or that they are going to play a game. I think that the last one is more suitable because they are young children and they would be willing to play, this will help them to discharge their energy and be calmer and predisposed for the following activities, in addition, they will gain more confidence with the teacher.

I believe that being firm in your position as teacher helps to prevent this kind of situation, you must not look scary but amicable and comprehensible. Also, as I said, doing warm-ups– to discharge their energy and activate their brains for knowledge–.

A real-life teacher would tell students something to calm them down, or at least turn the situation a little bit the situation, where the teacher can gain control over the classroom and manage the class to a pacific environment where scholars can learn. It would be essential that the teacher intervenes at the beginning of the issue, so he/she can avoid having bigger problems. 

I think it would be appropriate, to prevent those behaviors, to have principles established and visible in the classroom, so everyone can remember them. As well, make them know that if they break the rules, they might have a punishment. Nonetheless, both things (rules and punishments) need to be approved for both parties, students, and teachers.  On the other hand, it would be nice if the teacher implemented a warm-up with the students, where they can get motivated and engage in the lesson. 

 

In order to not get into this sort of situation, we can remark lines of respect between teachers and students, being polite and not letting them forget that before being nothing we are still being their teachers, it is an important part because sometimes they see us as friends or as a person in who they may trust and it is easy to forget that before any of those we still being their teachers.

I believe that a class can turn into that because teacher doesn’t know how to manage a class, he/she doesn’t establish limits, rules and self confidence.  

Well, the first thing you don’t need to do it is begging to them that they need to stop, you need to make them stop. You can establish some aspects to do if someone do something that is wrong, or it is not proper to your class. You can see him/her with fear, giving him/her a report, etcetera. 

Making some pacts with the students.