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#69: How to give instructions that students get (and follow!!). Avoiding classroom confusion and chaos by using the 'Get Ready, Get Set, Go!' strategy.

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This week, I dive into Pillar 5 of "It's Never Just About the Behavior." In this episode, I emphasize the importance of clarity in your holistic classroom management approach, and provide practical strategies to ensure students understand and meet expectations.

Today I discuss:

  • The Importance of Clarity in Expectations:
  • Why clear communication is crucial for student success
  • How assumptions about student knowledge can lead to misunderstandings and a whole bunch of chaos
  • Get Ready, Get Set, Go Strategy: A step-by-step guide to delivering effective instructions
  • Examples of how to implement this strategy in various classroom scenarios

Today's episode is based on Pillar 5 of my book It's Never Just About the Behaviour: A holistic approach to classroom behaviour management

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#69: How to give instructions that students get (and follow!!). Avoiding classroom confusion and chaos by using the 'Get Ready, Get Set, Go!' strategy.

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