I need to be tamed?

Who needs to be tamed? Is your student wild and uncooperative?

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Do you have a class management plan? [ List of rules and consequences] Let your classroom management plan do its job. Relying upon yourself and your words, besides being ineffective, is stressful. Send the message that being respectful is NOT a choice in your classroom and that anyone who engages in disrespectful behavior will be held accountable. However, if your first consequence upon a student breaking a rule is a warning, then this isn’t a strong enough response to disrespect. Therefore, as part of your classroom management plan, there must be an allowance made for situations in which stiffer consequences are needed immediately. Disrespectful behavior, emotional outbursts, and bullying other students are examples of behavior that would warrant an immediate time-out separation from the rest of the class and, more than likely, a letter home/a phone call to parents. Your students must be made aware that there are circumstances that are up to the discretion of the teacher. Therefore, this exception must be part of your classroom management plan and posted on your classroom wall.