This is evident in those classrooms where students are sleeping, tuned out, or disruptive. Don't be afraid to change a lesson plan in the middle of class if you see that your carefully made plans are not working. Always have a backup plan. Plan lessons that are exciting and have real-world applications so that students will stay focused. Give immediate feedback so that students know how they're doing and can proceed with confidence.
Research shows that the sooner students know how they did on an assignment, the better.
Become the most organized and well-prepared teacher that you know. Don't waste your students time because you are not ready for class. Arrange your activities so that your students can work together as often as possible. Students who are taught to work well together are much more likely to be productive than those students who never have a chance to collaborate successfully with others. 16.Strive to interact positively with every student every day.