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Types of classroom management.

by Johanna Alexandra Guzmán Aguirre
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Delivering instructions in a lecture-like manner with no student input.

2

Encouraging active participation in class discussions and group work, while maintaining clear guidelines.

3

Enforcing strict rules about when students can speak, such as requiring hand-raising before talking.

4

Allowing students significant freedom in how they manage their learning and behavior.

5

Avoiding punishment for misbehavior, resulting in a disorderly and unproductive setting.

6

Well-intentioned but often struggling to maintain order due to minimal enforcement of rules.

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Allowing students to control much of the classroom environment with few rules.

8

Demanding complete obedience and giving harsh punishments for any rule-breaking, no matter what.

9

Even with good plans, the classroom often gets messy.

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Taking time to understand individual student needs and adjusting expectations accordingly.

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Promoting student responsibility and social competence through balanced control and support

12

Having low teacher control and involvement in the classroom.

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