Behavior Management

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Learn how to take a pro-active, positive approach to classroom management! You’ll learn how to implement behavior management systems, create individual behavior charts and plans for behavior modification, and design a low-maintenance option for keeping kids’ parents informed and document your interventions.  Student behavior doesn’t have to leave you exhausted at the end of the day–learn how to foster self-regulation and personal responsibility in ALL your students so you can focus on teaching and learning! Scroll down for a list of pages in this section.

Video on Behavior Management!

The Cornerstone Pro-Active Behavior Management Webinar is a series of 5 web seminar sessions designed to help you construct a self-running classroom that frees you to teach. The video’s focus is teaching students to become responsible and self-reliant, and helping you maximize your instructional time. Check out this overview:

The full webinar is divided into five sessions:

Introduction (10 min.)
Session 1: Precise Expectations (27 min.)
Session 2: Consistent Procedures (63 min.)
Session 3: Instructional Routines (47 min.)
Session 4: Consequences and Rewards (25 min.)
Session 5: Meeting Individual Needs (45 min.)
Closing Message (5 min.)

The webinar also comes with a 15 page note-taking and summary guide (you can view an excerpt here) to help you organize your thoughts and key in on the solutions you’re looking for.  Want to learn more? Check out the Webinars page.

Pages in This Section

5 Pro-Active Strategies for Behavior Management
Behavior Plans and Charts
Character Education
Daily/Weekly Reports (in the Family Outreach section)
How to Create Class Rules
Individual Behavior Plans
Redirecting Off-Task Behavior
The Bead Reinforcement System
The World’s Easiest Token System

Blog Posts on Behavior Management

The X factor: self-control
Ideas for student rewards and incentives
The day “reward” became a bad word
Rewarding kids in the 21st century
Tattling, telling, bossing, and helping
Who’s in control of your classroom?
How to fill a prize box for free

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Kathy October 21, 2010 at 10:59 am

What an awesome website. I have been teaching ….well….forever…and this is the best resource I have seen for Behavior Plans/management. I will share with my co-workers!

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Angela Watson October 23, 2010 at 4:26 pm

Thank you, Kathy! Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you. :-)

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Wohh exactly what I was searching for, regards for posting. November 18, 2011 at 8:05 am

It’s the second time when i’ve seen your site. I can gather a lot of hard work has gone in to it. It’s actually good.

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