Behavior plans for students

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Education to the Core: A Behavior Plan That Works!

If you're struggling to manage your classroom, it's important to find behavior management strategies that work for you and your students. This strategy is designed to help you motivate individual students and create a positive learning environment.

The token system was the first behavior management plan I designed for primary grade students, and the popularity of this system continues to astound me! I posted it on my website many years ago and had no idea just how well it would resonate with other educators. There are literally hundreds of teachers around the … Continued

Behaviors can be one of the most frustrating and challenging aspects of our teaching career. Let's face it, we all want students that lis...

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What's New? Teaching Secondary Social Studies and English with Leah: Dealing with Difficult Students--What to do When Nothing Works

Learn 11 effective ideas for redirecting student behavior in the classroom that you can start using today! The more classroom management techniques you have, the easier it is to find what works for you! Read more on the blog.

Do you need help understanding how to write and implement behavior interventions in your classroom? This post outlines what a behavior intervention plan in education is and gives simple BIP implementation tips for teachers plus free behavior plan templates, an example plan, and documentation forms.

This is the behavior chart that I created with a Grade 2 ESL student in mind. The student is bright and quick academically but struggles to maintain focus and keep his hands to himself.