Change is a necessary part of managing children's behaviors. Although structure and routine are important, teachers must be willing to modify their teaching methods and curriculum to meet the needs of the children. On-going reflection and evaluation can help teachers make necessary changes to enhance learning and minimize the occurrence problems. Conduct or the manner in which the teacher behaves is important. Teachers must remember that they are role models for their students.
Teachers can promote respect by treating their students with respect.
Students will also learn important lessons from observing how teachers resolve conflicts and handle behavior problems. Managing student behavior is one of the greatest challenges teachers face. Effective teachers have a wide range of strategies that they can use to manage student behavior and enhance learning. This article used by permission. PE Central .