To become successful, consequences are to be applied consistently and they never are to be physically or psychologically injurious to the student. (Wiggins, Classroom Management Plan)
Features about the techniques that I like These techniques enable to mend the behavior of the students who do not respond to conventional discipline. It promotes student involvement because it makes learning attractive and fun and particularly because of the focus being provided to the expectations and needs of the students and also because of the dignity and respect provided to the students. (Wiggins, Classroom Management Plan)
Features of the techniques about which you have reservations
While the students are not accepting the consequences for breaking the rule of the class it is sometimes imperative to infuse the Insubordination Rule i.e. The student will not be allowed to remain the class until the consequence is being accepted, which is a part of the technique to be employed. However, this technique is considered as an extreme one and so I have reservations about its success and so it is not to be fruitfully imposed unless the situation fully warrants. (Wiggins, Classroom Management Plan)
Software to help in efficiency of one's work as a teacher
In order to enhance the efficiency of the teacher particularly in dealing with the management of the students in various classroom environments, it is required to resort to various online resources available that incorporates students working independently, cooperative learning groups, and learning centers. (Project Management Guide: Classroom Management Plan) There are some excellent web sites and software packages that can help teachers more efficient. School Maestro or other grade book programs can be used by teachers to improve their efficiency since it saves several hours of time as well as report card time. They are also easy to use than ever and are also flexible. School Maestro enables teachers to post grades online for free and it is also very simple which can be used at the click of a button. Test bank generator programs like EXAMgen also help to save time. Further teachers along with students can also find documents in order to create their own DBQs. Large screen demonstrations can also easily bring images into the classrooms. (Enhancing Communication and Instruction...
The utilization plan can make all of these things more accountable towards the management on how they perform their day-to-day tasks and duties resulting in much more efficient and better services provided to the patients. The plan also helps in resolving and managing different issues such as human resources, departmental safety, risk management and so on. It is also responsible for all aspects of the staff management which includes issues
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