How To Quiet A Noisy Class - Classroom Management Strategies

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Classroom management is no joke, and we need every help we can to be successful at it. I hope this video was helpful in keeping your classes under control, yet fun!

The BANE of every teacher since the beginning of time... or a class, at least. It's that struggle that every teacher has definitely encountered at least once in their teaching lives.

So how do we manage this common classroom problem? In this video, we'll talk about some common mistakes we teachers commit and then some tips we can use in our own classes.

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Mistake #1: SHOUTING AT THE KIDS!
1:52 - Mistake #2: Sending "bad" students away
2:36 - Tips #1: Confrontational statements
3:29 - Tips #2: Do the opposite of what they're doing!
4:18 - Tips #3: Call and respond
5:21 - Tips #4: Secret agent
6:55 - Outro

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[Fernando-vxrk]

Oh how I would love having these sorts of problem. In my classrooms I'm dealing with students that randomly throw up from being drunk, others that want to physically engage with me because I pointed out the obvious, while others will steal from my bag when I'm distracted with the previous cases.

Currently studying so I can leave this hell. Teaching was a mistake that took me years

[dmulpzr]

Well what i do to have control in the classroom is to be quiet and letting them know that Im observing and evaluating them. When They notice that Im quiet and not saying anything, they one by one start to Sit down. When one of them asks me, why Im not doing anything, i just say, when All of you are quiet i start teaching otherwise Im not beginning. Hey! That works. And Remember to keep your own emotions under control, you send them a message

[savemoresavemoney]

The more you speak unnecessarily, the more the class gets loose. Teacher should maintain a strict balance b/w being friendly or being abusive.

[TheChickwithguns]

Works sometimes. I have been teaching for almost 15 years. This all hinges on the kids. Not every group responds to silence. I have had to develop a number of tactics. Silence doesn’t work in my current situation.

[ParallelMinute]

Well, you have to break them in the very first day, establish who's the boss and then be diligent in maintaining it that way. I learned it the hard way.

[hoylechannel]

As a teacher who are struggling to control my class. Your video is really help me.

[adidistoyreviewsd]

Wow! Thanks a lot for the advices! Being a teacher this was the biggest nightmare for me, plus the school head would b accusing u that what sort of teacher are you, that u can't control the students 😢....This video is soo helpful😊...Thanks man!

[Taranom-qxpf]

The agent card was fun. Try it tonight at my class

[royahashimi]

thank u so much. All these techniques had been covered in a teacher training which I had had through my school.

[jleung]

the secret agent idea is brilliant! Thanks for sharing!

[marymartindale]

I love the Secret Agent idea. I’m going to try it

[mercedeslorenzo]

Love your presentation. It is so hard being a teacher now. Thanks. It was so helpul!

[rozhjabar]

I'm 18 years old and recently got a job as a robotics teacher in a private school. And I'm having a hard time controlling the kids because they're just so loud. Today, in my last session, some kids were misbehaving. I yelled so hard (And I have a naturally laud voice) other teachers and the administration heard and later said they were concerned about my actions. Safebto say I learned my lesson today lmao. I'll try to learn and be better. Thanks for this vedio😅

[fvwjhck]

Thank you Sir for sharing this to improve my classroom management

[dawnbecca]

Thank you Aldrich. Love your presentation and tips. I needed some help with this.😊

[vmsriyj]

Thank you so much for sharing this idea, Sir! this would surely help me with my practice teaching journey!

[buyanigogwana]

Wow I'm so impressed with the way you illustrate everything.... it makes everything very clear and easy to relate from. I'll apply these strategies in my classroom. I'll be doing teaching practice in term 3, I'm a final year student teacher. Thanks a lot for sharing these wonderful tips

[ccastillovault]

Thank you so much for the tips and greetings from Peru, we will apply these awesome ideas :D

[lkgjrtr]

Thank you for you video on How to quiet a noisy class. I am going to try your suggestions. I believe this will work.

[olsijud]

I agree, great video and information provided but it is important to establish these strategies the first day and stick with it. Kids do so much better with consistent boundaries. I have been in different classes with a different teacher but same kids. If the teacher is inconsistent and doesn't reinforce, the students act out. The Same kids with a teacher that has great classroom management skills are so well behaved and are not acting out like when they have a teacher that allows anything to happen.