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[...] wonderful teachers! This is a very special note to you all, to let you know that the new Reaching Teachers site is now live! Over the past few months we have been working very hard behind the scenes [...]

[...] Here at Reaching Teachers we love to help put a smile on teachers face with Friday Funnies as well as our usual  [...]

[...] Christmas and New Year! Sending you all our best wishes! -  Emily, Ken, and the team at Reaching Teachers. The post Have a very Merry Christmas! appeared first on Reaching Teachers. [...]

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[...] see what can be done”. Be specific. Use teacher resources most effectively to let your students learn. Always be mobile in the classroom. It would make your students attentive too. Keep [...]

[...] the more they earn praise for displaying desirable conduct. The post 5 Ways teachers Can Help Students Learn to Manage Their Emotions appeared first on Reaching Teachers. [...]

[...] While noise levels by necessity must be arbitrary and depends upon the number of students, classroom environment, types of activity – it’s important to set for yourself the amount of noise that is [...]

[...] feel it’s something worth doing without duress. 3) Provide a system for reporting their self-management activities You could try an easy-to-use checklist or chart for the child to report on their [...]

[...] to manage the classroom. Monitor yourself if you’re making excuses for mismanaging a misbehaving classroom. If things aren’t going well in the lessons, it may be because of your policies on [...]

[...] would minimise confusion and clutter once school goes back. 15. Prepare clear and concise classroom rules and communicate them with students. 16. Make fresh decisions for the action to be taken if [...]