Classrooms are spatially organized and not cluttered. Routines that foster learning are in place, such as cooperative learning groups where students are on-task and actively engaged in the topic. Other kinds of structure include a daily routine that the entire school upholds. Children receive 10-minute breaks because children cannot be expected to sit from 9 to 12. Another routine is schoolwide daily homework.
Homework can make a difference in students' success.
Educators enlist the parents or caregivers to ensure children do homework. Behavior management program. The principal models and sets a standard for expected behavior from teachers. In turn, teachers model behavior expected of children. Yelling at a child is unacceptable.