Hi, this is covered on page 98 of the
Supporting Teaching and Learning course book page 98
It explains how, in 2011 a former government advisor developed a checklist on how to manage children's behaviour effectively.
The key principles for head teachers to help improve school behaviour iunclude:
- Ensure absolute clarity about the expeced standards of students behaviour.
- Ensure that behaviour policy is clearly understood by all staff, parents and students.
- Display school rules clearly in classes and around the building. Staff and children should know what they are.
- Display the tariff or sanctions and rewards in each class.
- Have a system in place for ensuring ythat children never miss out on sanctions or rewards.
Behaviour checklist for teaching staff- Know the names ansd roles of any adults in class
- Meet and greet students when they come into the classroom.
- Display rules in the class - and ensure that the students and staff know what they are.
- Display the tariff or sanctions in classs.
- Have a system in place to follow through with all sanctions
- Display the tariff of rewards in class.
- Have a system in place to follow through with all rewards.
- Have a visual timetable on the wall.
- Follow the school behaviour policy.
For morre detail you can read the report here - Charlie Taylor
: Getting the simple things right
Hope this helps xx
