Management is usually one of the biggest concerns of first-year teachers

 

Management is usually one of the biggest concerns of first-year teachers. It is also a high priority for the Teachworthy program. When I talk to teachers about their feelings of entering a classroom for the first time, many are nervous, scared, or fearful of managing 20-30 students all day, every day. They have fears (and sometimes dreams, as I did) such as:
Fear of being disliked. Fear of confrontation. Fear of doing a bad job. Fear of student disobedience and lack of tools to change the behavior. So before we jump into the Classroom Behavior Management training, let’s share out on this discussion post any thoughts you have on your mind:
1. If you are a current intern or work as a para in a school, tell us your advice on what has worked best for you.
2. If you are not yet in the classroom, what is on your mind about classroom management?
3. You are already a teacher in the classroom, what are the things working for you and what challenges are you facing?

 

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Welcome to Teachworthy! We understand that stepping into a classroom for the first time can be nerve-wracking. It’s perfectly normal to feel a range of emotions, from excitement to fear. Here’s a space to share your thoughts and concerns before diving into classroom management training.

For Current Interns and Paraprofessionals:

  1. What has worked best for you in managing student behavior?
  • Share specific strategies you’ve used to create a positive learning environment.
  • Did you find building rapport with students early on made a difference?
  • What classroom management techniques have proven effective?

For Aspiring Teachers:

  1. What are your biggest concerns about classroom management?
  • Is it maintaining student focus?
  • Are you worried about handling disruptions?
  • Do you have anxieties about discipline and setting clear expectations?

For Current Teachers:

  1. Classroom Management: Wins & Challenges
  • Share classroom management strategies that are working well for you.
  • What are some ongoing challenges you face in terms of student behavior?
  • Are there specific areas where you’d like additional support or advice?

Remember:

We’re all here to learn and support each other. Don’t hesitate to share your honest thoughts and experiences. By openly discussing our anxieties and successes, we can build a stronger foundation for managing our classrooms with confidence.

 

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