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#57: “You'll NOT act a fool in my classroom and go unchecked!” What it really looks like to have solid classroom expectations and boundaries (HINT: It's not that)

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What comes to mind when I say that as teachers we need...
STRONG expectations and FIRM, CONSISTENT boundaries.
Does it sound like:
"You as a student are not going to act a fool in my classroom and go UNCHECKED. You are not going to be rude and disrespectful UNCHECKED. And yes go tell your parent I said it! Standards and boundaries from DAY 1!"
OR does it sound like:
"Welcome, Year 8, Come on in!"
Spoiler alert: It's the latter.
Because behind the scenes of that sentence, are all of the things that are done to non-verbally reinforce your expectations and boundaries.

  • Your responses
  • Your routines
  • Your planning
  • Your practices
  • How you foster connection
  • Your modelling
  • Your mindset
  • Your classroom environment.

Every 👏 single 👏 thing we do is sending messages to our students about what we expect from them.

What do I mean? In this episode of The Unteachables podcast I give you ONE as an example. Your classroom environment.
Listen in as I dig into how our classroom environment
could be make or break for our classroom management, how before our students even walk in, we could be mitigating (or fuelling the fire of) challenging behaviours.
Want a free resourced and ready expectations lesson? Leave me a written review, take a screenshot, send it over to me on Instagram @the.unteachables or send it to my email claire@the-unteachables.com and I will send it over as a thank you!

Have a question, comment, or just want to say hello? Drop us a text!

Join The Behaviour Club -The essential training, advice, and community to confidently and calmly tackle all things classroom management.
Purchase my book - ‘It’s Never Just About the Behaviour: A holistic approach to classroom behaviour management

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Capíttulos

1. #57: “You'll NOT act a fool in my classroom and go unchecked!” What it really looks like to have solid classroom expectations and boundaries (HINT: It's not that) (00:00:00)

2. Transforming Classroom Management and Teacher Support (00:00:07)

3. The Impact of Classroom Management (00:10:38)

4. Review for Link to Expectations Lesson (00:13:53)

80 episodios

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What comes to mind when I say that as teachers we need...
STRONG expectations and FIRM, CONSISTENT boundaries.
Does it sound like:
"You as a student are not going to act a fool in my classroom and go UNCHECKED. You are not going to be rude and disrespectful UNCHECKED. And yes go tell your parent I said it! Standards and boundaries from DAY 1!"
OR does it sound like:
"Welcome, Year 8, Come on in!"
Spoiler alert: It's the latter.
Because behind the scenes of that sentence, are all of the things that are done to non-verbally reinforce your expectations and boundaries.

  • Your responses
  • Your routines
  • Your planning
  • Your practices
  • How you foster connection
  • Your modelling
  • Your mindset
  • Your classroom environment.

Every 👏 single 👏 thing we do is sending messages to our students about what we expect from them.

What do I mean? In this episode of The Unteachables podcast I give you ONE as an example. Your classroom environment.
Listen in as I dig into how our classroom environment
could be make or break for our classroom management, how before our students even walk in, we could be mitigating (or fuelling the fire of) challenging behaviours.
Want a free resourced and ready expectations lesson? Leave me a written review, take a screenshot, send it over to me on Instagram @the.unteachables or send it to my email claire@the-unteachables.com and I will send it over as a thank you!

Have a question, comment, or just want to say hello? Drop us a text!

Join The Behaviour Club -The essential training, advice, and community to confidently and calmly tackle all things classroom management.
Purchase my book - ‘It’s Never Just About the Behaviour: A holistic approach to classroom behaviour management

Freebies and support:

  continue reading

Capíttulos

1. #57: “You'll NOT act a fool in my classroom and go unchecked!” What it really looks like to have solid classroom expectations and boundaries (HINT: It's not that) (00:00:00)

2. Transforming Classroom Management and Teacher Support (00:00:07)

3. The Impact of Classroom Management (00:10:38)

4. Review for Link to Expectations Lesson (00:13:53)

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