How do you handle students in class?

How do you deal with challenging students?

How do you handle classes?

How can a teacher control a class?

How do you address students in class?

By far, the most common phrase I use when addressing my classes is, “Ladies and gentlemen…” This is my go-to phrase when addressing my students. It's effective at getting the students' attention, and it sounds more grown up and respectful than the elementary school “Boys and girls…” salutation.

5 Ways to Handle Defiant Students in the Classroom

How do you handle a disruptive child in class?

How do you deal with aggressive students in the classroom?

How do you handle verbally aggressive students?

How can a teacher maintain discipline in the classroom?

How do you control a loud classroom?

How do you grab students attention?

How do you handle a rowdy class?

How do I make students attentive in class?

How do you handle a group of students in the classroom after the lesson has begun?

How do you handle a out of control class?

How will you handle a situation where a student is consistently late to your class?

Late Students Sit in the Back.

Make it clear to all students that if they are to arrive for class late they must sit in the back and are not to disturb the class when they enter. Don't stop what you are doing to get them up to speed, simply let them come in and sit quietly.

How do you get a class to listen?

How do you handle students who are not attentive in class?

How do you quiet a class without yelling?

There are lots of great techniques for quieting a noisy classroom that don't involve your vocal cords. Try ringing a bell or a doorbell, playing music, clapping your hands, or turning over a rainstick. Train your students to recognize the sound as a signal to turn off their voices and turn their attention to you.

What are 5 attention grabbing strategies?

How do teachers impress students?

How do you discipline a child in class?

How do you keep your students motivated?

How do you respond to aggressive behavior?