Abstract
Classroom management is about creating
inviting and appealing environments for student learning.
Classroom management strategies are tools that the teachers can use to help create such an environment,
ranging from activities to improve teacher-student
relationships to rules to regulate student behaviour. The findings of numerous
studies have shown that teachers play a key role in shaping effective education. Effective classroom
management is a requirement for effective
education. In this study, we provide an
overview of classroom management strategies and classroom management programs for (new) teachers
in primary education to help them develop ways to effectively manage their
classrooms and to identify interventions that have the potential to prevent
classroom management difficulties. three classroom management programs that are frequently
implemented by primary schools are
described in order to illustrate types of programs used in classrooms currently,and to make the differences
between existing programs more tangible. The three programs
are (1) School-Wide Positive Behavior Support, (2) Promoting Alternative
Thinking Strategies, (3) The Good Behavior Game, We describe each program’s
aims, theoretical underpinnings, intensity, format, and effectiveness.