Best Practices for a Successful Middle School Classroom (6-8) | Teaching Channel
Best Practices for a Successful Middle School Classroom (6-8)
Do you need help managing your middle school classroom? This online course for teachers is designed for educators of grades six through eight who are interested in exploring best practices for developing and managing a successful junior high or middle school classroom. This online course for teachers covers strategies for implementing the grade level standards, while managing time so that all content is covered. Issues common in grades six through eight such as time management, organizational skills, and lack of motivation are covered along with overall classroom management techniques. Teachers learn how to maximize the resources which are available to them as well as find innovative ways to gain more resources at little-to-no cost. This course also explores successful strategies for gaining students’ attention and interest, and truly engaging them in lessons. Teachers will also learn how to respond to a variety of teaching challenges, including how to effectively reach their most at-risk populations such as students with special needs and those living in poverty. Mainstreaming English language learners and techniques for differentiating instruction to meet the needs of all students is covered as well. Finally, tips for working with parents are also shared. By the end of this continuing education course, teachers will feel better prepared to successfully manage a middle school classroom.
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- University of California San Diego
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