classroom routines and procedureses.pptx

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1. Classroom routines and procedures Presented by : Kenneth Corono Obioha Jr.

2. Importance of Classroom Routines and Procedures Routines in the classroom make class time more enjoyable and productive. They offer students a sense of stability. By having classroom rules and procedures that you follow, your students will know your expectations. Behavioral problems and distractions can decrease when students understand how to act.

3. Benefits of Classroom Routines and Procedures Creates consistency Your students will learn what to expect when you're consistent. 01 Enhances behavior management Students will learn your rules and what you do to enforce them. Enforcing your rules will increase your students' respect for you and decrease behavioral problems.   02 Reduces classroom distractions When the students know what they're supposed to be doing, it will also reduce distractions. 03 Boosts focus and engagement Students will become familiar with the classroom flow and what comes next, making it easier for them to be focused and engaged. 04 The benefits of having efficient classroom routines and processes for kids are numerous. Students who are aware of proper classroom behavior are more likely to succeed because they learn and do more.

4. Types of Classroom Routines Routines facilitate teaching and learning. They come in many forms and can include the layout of your classroom or how you structure the day. Classroom routines for better classroom management will help students know what to do in various situations.

5. Types of Classroom Routines Transition Routines Student Attention Classroom Roles and Responsibilities Teacher Attention Entry and Exit Routines 5 Types of Classroom Routines

6. Types of Classroom Routines Entry and Exit Routines For younger students, explicitly explain how you want them to line up to enter and exit the room. Students of all ages will need to know what to do once they enter the classroom, such as what equipment to get or put away, what books to grab, what materials to take out and where to sit — if your classroom has assigned seats. Implementing entry and exit routines helps the class start sooner.     Transition Routines Students must exit the classroom for various reasons, like lunch, a break or the end of a class period. Things will go more smoothly when there is a set routine for transitions, and students will act according to your expectations. It can also help to let the students know a minute or so before the transition so they can get right into it. 

7. Types of Classroom Routines Student Attention It can be challenging to get students to pay attention for the class duration. Establishing a routine for gaining student attention can prevent classroom disruptions. For instance, you could catch the eye of the student or students who aren't paying attention and say a keyword like "eyes on me." For younger students, you could clap your hands or perform a hand gesture. Teacher Attention Your students need to know what to do to get your attention during class if they have any questions or problems arise. You can have them raise their hand or use another signal. Silent methods for gaining your attention will prevent distractions.

8. Types of Classroom Routines Classroom Roles and Responsibilities You can foster a sense of responsibility in students by assigning them different classroom jobs and responsibilities. For instance, one student can be in charge of handing out books at the beginning of class. Another might always be the leader of a line for exit routines.

9. Resources https://www.successbydesign.com/blogs/news/importance-of-classroom-routines-and-procedures