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Classroom Management

Managing a class full of students is one of the biggest challenges facing teachers. If you don't have an effective plan in place, there won't be much opportunity for students to engage in meaningful learning experiences – you'll find yourself refereeing instead of teaching. The articles below offer suggestions for effective classroom management, including tips for creating classroom systems, suggestions for room arrangements, and lists of things students can do once they've finished their seatwork.

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Creating a Classroom Library
By: Mandy Gregory (2008)

Organizing for Effective Reading Instruction
By: Jill Slack (2008)

Using Peer Tutoring to Facilitate Access
By: The Access Center (2008)

Key Lessons: What Research Says About the Value of Homework
By: The Center for Public Education (2007)

Literacy-Rich Environments
By: The Access Center (2007)

Key Lessons: What Research Says About Reorganizing School Schedules
By: The Center for Public Education (2006)

Classroom Management Tips
By: Florida Education Association (2005)

An Example of the 90 Minute Reading Block
By: Just Read, Florida! (2005)

Key Lessons: Class Size and Student Achievement
By: The Center for Public Education (2005)

Audiobooks: Ideas for Teachers
By: Annette Lamb and Larry Johnson (2005)

"I'm Done, Now What?": A List of Things Students Can Do After Seat Work
By: CanTeach (2004)