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40 Tips for NQTs
40 Tips for NQTS: As published on Twitter by @PivotalEllie
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Things I Wish I’d Known About Behaviour Management When I Started Teaching: Part 5
Teach students that they have choice over behaviour
Behaviour starting to get you down?
If you are new to teaching or have just moved jobs behaviour management can be difficult. Without any relationships with staff or students it can be a lonely and frustrating few months. Regardless of how many people tell you that challenging behaviour is not personal it still feels very personal. You have probably spent a great deal of time creating fantastically engaging lessons and are wondering why no one seems interested in them. Students who have never met you treat you with disdain. Before you reach for the bottle take a step back.
Advice for NQTs
If you are looking forward to September but could do with some practical advice on managing behaviour we have just published 10 Top Tips for NQTs in http://www.pivotaleducation.com/training-myself-and-managing-myself/