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By Emily Jackman Age Range: 5 to 11 When working in a reception class during my final teaching practice I tried really hard to develop strategies for regaining the children's attention whilst on the carpet. The strategy that I found most useful was: Are you listening - this game is a little bit like simon says but I'd start by saying, "if you are listening put your hands on your lap" after about five instructions all the children would be joining in and focusing their attention towards myself. this methos does take a few moments to work but is effective when it does. Another useful tip that I used whilst teaching PE was to use a musical instrument e.g. a jingle bell to get the children to stop.
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If you haven’t already been there, check out Discipline Techniques on this website. These 11 techniques for better discipline can be useful in managing a positive and comfortable classroom. There are some techniques, however, that should be avoided.
Discipline by Design
A training program titled during the month of April. THe training was organized by the SEC and provided by trainers from the Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. The program focused on a set of highly effective practical strategies for female teachers to use in managing a boys only environmnet of learning and teaching.
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