, teachers can implement the following strategies:
1. Establish clear classroom rules and expectations from the beginning of the school year. Make sure students understand the consequences of disruptive behavior.
2. Build positive relationships with students by showing empathy and respect. Be approachable and listen to their concerns.
3. Create a positive and inclusive classroom environment where all students feel valued and supported.
4. Use proactive strategies such as frequent checks for understanding, engaging lessons, and active student participation.
5. Address disruptive behavior promptly and consistently. Use a calm and firm approach when enforcing consequences.
6. Provide students with opportunities to self-regulate and manage their behavior through strategies such as mindfulness and self-reflection.
7. Collaborate with parents and caregivers to address any underlying issues that may be contributing to the student's disruptive behavior.
8. Seek help from school support staff such as counselors or behavior specialists if needed.
9. Implement positive behavior reinforcement strategies such as praise, rewards, and incentives for students who exhibit positive behavior.
10. Continuously reflect on classroom management practices and make adjustments as needed to create a positive and productive learning environment.
To prevent disruptive behaviour in the classroom
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