91. My Top 5 Classroom Management Routines and Procedures for High School Science Teachers

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Dealing with behaviors and problems in the classroom is inevitable, but our goal is to prevent as many as we can before they even happen. A simple way to achieve this is by implementing routines and procedures!
In last week’s episode, I challenged you to reflect on your own classroom management philosophies and come up with 3-5 refrains that define your management style. Keeping those in mind, in today’s episode, I’m sharing how to use those routines and procedures as being proactive rather than reactive when managing the classroom.
A teacher’s classroom management is personal to them regarding their own philosophy, personality, and style, so determining what routines and procedures you implement falls into that same category.
To give some context and guidance, I’m divulging my top 5 routines and procedures to teach at the beginning of the school year. By no means is there one “right way” to do any of the ones I share, so just think of them as ideas that are proactive instead of reactive.
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• Anatomy and Physiology Bell Ringers or Exit Slips - Full Year Bundle
• Blue Pocket Charts for Classroom Supplies Organizer
• BigLight Push Lights
• Download your FREE Classroom Reset Challenge
• Send me a DM on Instagram: @its.not.rocket.science
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Show Notes: https://itsnotrocketscienceclassroom.com/episode91

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