classroom Management Maryam H amp Shayma Yousef Important Question Why do students misbehaver How can the teacher deal with this issue Introduction All of the teachers are facing different misbehaviors from their students Some of misbehaviors increase and become out of con ID: 491098
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Slide1
Discipline
(classroom Management
)
Maryam
.H
& Shayma YousefSlide2
Important Question
-Why do students misbehaver ?
-How can the teacher deal with this issue ? Slide3
Introduction
All of the teachers are facing different misbehaviors from their students. Some of misbehaviors increase and become out of control the teacher. There are many ways
to
control
misbehaviors
and one of them by management the classroom. Slide4
Misbehaver
bad behavior that is not acceptable to other people
Slide5
Causes of pupil
misbehavior
The reasons of misbehavior
:
1-
Boredom :
The activity must not take long time, because it’s will be bored for the studies.
2- Prolonged mental
effort :
Some of
the hard work
require more
mental
effort and more time,
but this
exhausting the mind .Slide6
Stop with RAK AAG school
Fatma
- grade 1
according to
Vygotssky
:
adults/peers help children achieve/understand more than are able to do on there own
)Slide7
3-
Poor attitudes :
the students don’t doing well at the school like some of them fined the work boring or difficult, they start to do anything else like the swatch off the mind .
4-
Inability to do the work :
sometime some people do the work set, because it’d difficult or they are unclear about what the task want.
back to the
reasons
:
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Abaad
- grade 1
according to
Vygotssky
:
adults/peers help children achieve/understand more than are able to do on there own
)
Stop with RAK AAG schoolSlide9
Example
of Misbehavior
Using bad language
Behaving aggressively or violently Slide10
Destroying Property
L
ying
S
tealing
Don’t do
school workSlide11
1- Teachers need to understand that almost all students will misbehave when given the chance (Silver,
(
2011
)
.
How can teachers deal with Misbehavior?Slide12
2-There are many different reasons as to why children misbehave and it is important that as teachers we understand these reasons and know how to
prevent them(Marietta & Woodstock,2009 ).
Slide13
According to
kyriacou
(as such, your task is to make it as easy as possible for
pupil
to sustain good behavior. The misbehave causes of
misbehavior
in the classroom are as follows
:
Boredom, Prolonged mental
effort,
Poor attitudes, Inability to do the work
) (
kyriacou
,(2007), p.84-85) .
Slide14
Children
who are looking for
any type of attention they can get(Silver, F., (2011.
Children need to feel that they belong to you, to the class at school, to a group of friends and if they misbehave again. Slide15
Conclusion
Understand
why children misbehave(Silver, 2011
). If
we, as educators, take the time to
study
the cause of children’s misbehavior, we will save ourselves a lot of time and frustration in the future and genuinely help these children
succeed
(Silver,
2011)
.Slide16
Sources
Marietto
,
F. &
Woodstock, M., (2009
).
Students Misbehavior and How it Can be Improved
.
NY Teachers
.
Retrieved from
http
://nyteachers.wordpress.com/2009/04/18/students-misbehavior-and-how-it-can-be-improved-by-flavia-marietto-and-meghan-woodstock/
(Silver, F., (2011). How To Regain Immediate Control Of Your Classroom.
Ehow. Retrieved from http://www.ehow.com/how_8239710_regain-immediate-control-classroom.htmlhttp://www.cmha.ca/bins/content_page.asp?cid=2-29-66 Slide17
Sources
http://nyteachers.wordpress.com/2009/04/18/students-misbehavior-and-how-it-can-be-improved-by-flavia-marietto-and-meghan-woodstock
/
http://
www.ehow.com/how_8239710_regain-immediate-control-classroom.html
http://
www.cmha.ca/bins/content_page.asp?cid=2-29-66
Kyriacou
, C. (2007).Essential Teaching Skills. Cheltenham : Nelson
Thornes
.Slide18
OUR wisdom daySlide19
Thank u
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