List strategies

Appreciative, friendly and approachable

Letting children get involved in making the class rules or setting there goals for that class/term/year

Expressing approval compliment for their actions, efforts and achievements like good job well done

acknowledge bad behaviour and redirect it

classroom layout.

Normalise expression of negative feelings

time out for 2 minutes

be positive

Loving and careing

track individuals progress so they can see how far they have come

have special activties like movie time/ games/ trips

Suitable tasks – not too easy / too difficult

clear set of rules

Leading by example being polite helpful enthusiastic

Using polite language, being a good role model

point system for good behaviour - save up enough points and you can get a prize.

be in student commities

Variety of activities/students will have different learning styles

Setting age appropriate tasks to keep children engaged

if the whole class is misbehaving then no reward at the end of the week.

Everytime someone misbehaves then it gets marked and based on the marks that's how much they miss. eg. 5 marks means a whole week of no good rewards.

school outings if good

List strategies to encourage positive behaviour