Children enjoy being active and hands-on learning allows them to become focused. Teachers will also be able to distinguish if the student comprehends the overall concepts. Students need to understand what behavior is expected of them. The teacher and students should set the classroom rules together, so that they both feel the rules are reasonable. They should also decide on the consequences for the students misbehavior.
Students are more likely to follow rules that they helped to establish.
Individuals need to receive rewards for their good behavior. Positive reinforcement can be used to compliment the students on their good behavior and help them continue it. It will also let the student understand their wrongdoing and their mistakes. Students should be aware of the consequences of bad behavior. If students continue their bad behavior, teachers could bar them from enjoyable activities.