LOVE THESE IDEAS. i am teaching English right now in Taiwan and think these ideas (especially the NOISE one) would work perfect in my classrooms! it would be cool if you could keep making videos on classroom management. thanks maya :)

@gorkemdemir4044

6 жыл бұрын

Reina Miyamoto How is Taiwan schools. I am science teacher. I am thinking teaching Taiwan. Do you recommend?

@reinamiyamoto9942

6 жыл бұрын

GÖRKEM DEMİR yes! the kids here are much happier and friendly😊 they take the effort to try to converse with you in english. you can also look into teaching english at the cram schools in taiwan!!

@gorkemdemir4044

6 жыл бұрын

Reina Miyamoto thanks for answer 😊

@robertheslop9337

5 жыл бұрын

@@gorkemdemir4044 I taught in Taiwan for a year and actually miss it. I am thinking about re-applying their for next year. Currently I'm teaching in Thailand.

@robertheslop9337

5 жыл бұрын

Reina, no joke I am literally going Chinese teacher style on my students who are Thai students on an international programme and saying 哎呀！ every now and then and then just before their Chinese class, I literally said " 學生。。。 哎呀！ 爲什麽？。。。 為社麽？！ 你們現在不可以說， 好了嗎？ " the other day. My memories from teaching in Taiwan 5 years ago

Thanks for sharing! I’ll definitely be using some of these! Another call and response that I use to grab the students’ attention is I shout, “Flat tire!” and the students respond with the sound a tire makes when going flat, “Shhhhhhhh!”

@mayaleex3

6 жыл бұрын

I love it! ! :)

@calsarchandler6851

4 жыл бұрын

Clever.

One of my substitute teachers said, “And a shush falls over the crowd. WOOSH!!!” to quiet us 😂.

@raima7799

4 жыл бұрын

Did it work?

@annaweygang8126

4 жыл бұрын

Raima kind of. We were so startled bc we had never heard that before it quieted us 😅

@raima7799

4 жыл бұрын

@@annaweygang8126 lol. I have to give a point to your substitute teacher 'cause that's kinda creative

Awesome tips! The walking towards the kids and standing next to them is definitly something I am going to use since I am a beginning teacher. Thanks ^^

I am going to try this, my students are sooooo loud and they are in middle school and high school and they just don't shut up. This is my first year teaching so all tips are very welcome

@d1lqv

4 жыл бұрын

So you are a teacher

@d1lqv

4 жыл бұрын

DONT GIVE ATTENTION TO KID ITS HORIBBLEEEEEE😠😡😤☻😈👿👹

@d1lqv

4 жыл бұрын

*s

Hey Maya, I love your videos! They’re extremely helpful 😊 I’m from Australia and I have just started studying primary teaching... I knew the proximity technique, but I liked how you said it also fulfill the child’s need for attention, I never thought of it like that. Thanks

Love these ideas!! I'm an adult student going back to finish my teaching degree and I'm adding this one to my "teaching resources" playlist for later! I love your positivity, energy, and authenticity. Thanks for making your videos!

@mayaleex3

6 жыл бұрын

Awww thank you so much, Katie! Best of luck with everything :) let me know if you ever have any questions.

Holy canoli, thank you so so much for making and uploading this video! I just started today as a substitute teacher at an afternoon school for elementary kids, and these tips & tricks are ever so helpful for me!🙌🙌💜

Please, Maya, give us more examples of "consequences" to help with this negociation. I suck at being harsh with them and warnings are not really enough anymore. I always use timers and they keep talking while they should be doing an activity. I LOVED that one about having them in silence for a minute.

@hazelkarambo5713

3 жыл бұрын

True I suck at being harsh too

@el90skid32

3 жыл бұрын

It is not harsh, it is discipline, if you don’t got discipline, you are not a good teacher. If you are letting kids get away with no consequences because you feel sorry for them, then you are actually hurting them, instead of helping them; in addition, they continue doing the negative actions, thinking it is ok to do so since a consequence was never implemented. There is a consequence to everything in life, kids must learn that at a young age, it just depends on what kind of teacher you are; for example, for me it is important to transmit to the students the first day of class, that Respect is important in the classroom and I would not tolerate any disrespect, you got to be clear of your expectations with your students the very first day of class, or else everything goes downhill 😝. For your consequences, you got to be careful not to use 5th grade consequences on a 1st grader, you are the educator, we must think on how to wisely teach kids between right and wrong. If you are a person with no moral convictions and do not believe in consequences, you are going to have a hard time helping kids, I have seen many teachers that simply do not care about dealing with incidents that require humanitarian understanding, they simply ignore those issues and at times, kids are left with no consequences, thinking he/she can do it again and get away with it. It takes another compassionate human being to help another, so one must take off the teacher hat and step into our students’ shoes to be able to understand them. I am a male elementary educator and I have notice how kids respond differently to male teachers. I believe both approaches, female and male, are important in schools; kids respond differently to a male at times, father figures are important for kids. I have seen classrooms that are loud, and when another female teacher calls me to go talk to her students, they all go silence when I walk in the room lol. I guess some kids get the feeling like I am their “Dad” or something 😝, they are familiar with that environment at home. Yes, sociologically speaking, environment is key in a child’s life, especially those with no mother or father, so it is important for staff to work as a team and think about what it is best for the child, not to prove one is a hero. WE CANNOT WIN ALL THE BATTLES or RESOLVE all of our students’ issues at times, it will take another adult to help you; unfortunately, that is the problem with many teachers today, they do not want to accept any help whatsoever from other educators when it comes to discipline. I tell them in a calm voice to please listen to their teacher and they do Lol. You got to be smart and think of your approach with children, not yell or stress yourself out, that’s the last thing you want to do, to loose your patience; thus, once you do, you have lost the game buddy! 😝

@growtocycle6992

Жыл бұрын

@@el90skid32 you managed to write a wall of text and not say anything at all? Name a consequence for a year 1 student and a year 5 student?

@Voileen

11 ай бұрын

I’ve taught K-5 and here are some I’ve found to be helpful. K-1: Be careful taking things away or isolating. It tends to just cause more harm than good. One thing I do is I have a corner that has a redirection activity, but not toys or fidgets. They need to understand this isn’t a play area (otherwise they will WANT to go there). One activity I have is a bowl with about 20 clothespins. They pin each one around the bowl and when they are done (and the bowl is empty) they can rejoin us. Another one I do for all grades - and this is specific to line walking usually - I give “private lessons” and those lessons always come out of recess or free time. I don’t tell them that it’s a punishment. I say, “I notice I have some friends who could really use some line walking lessons. Fortunately for you, I give private lessons! Sadly though, the only time I have for these lessons is during recess or free time.” I never only do one kid, I always take at least 2-3 and sometimes I’ll even ask for a volunteer that IS a good line walker to support the other kid in the lesson. It’s usually no more than 5 min. Believe me, they will NOT want to do it again. 😅 when they are acting up in line (you could use this in other areas as well) I say, “show me you don’t need more line walking lessons!” For older kids, taking things away is more effective. Maybe they go to recess 5 min late (I usually have them do an activity like help me clean up the classroom). For 3-5 grade I do something similar to Mayas post it note idea. I write one line for everyone they aren’t listening or are acting up and each line represents one min or their recess or free time that they owe me. I try to give out more rewards than consequences but I think there needs to be a healthy balance of both.

Heartfelt advice from a student Tell the class that they have to write a 5 or more paragraph essay Then they shut up, trust me it works

@makeki7756

3 жыл бұрын

In a class where students unite, its just like breaking soviet union😏 in 1940s

Great Ideas! I am second career teacher in my 50's, and I need all the help I can get! Thanks!

One of my teachers always silenced us walking through classroom saying “shhh” but she was saying that shh like she wants us to relax

Every teacher in my school will just sit there and go "I'll wait" One kid on the back of the class said "shut up" 😂

@rabiaali3052

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@mars-kz9il

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@diml164

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr

I use the NOISE method too and its works great. I use it only during independent work bc I feel they need to talk at some point during the day and we can't have students be quiet all day. However, if they get too loud or aren't doing their work I take a letter away and when they hit the word NO then there is no talking at all.

@jennataylor2858

3 жыл бұрын

@Ava Khoshab I have been teaching elementary for over 12 years. As a teacher, you try different management/behavior techniques to see what does and doesn't work with your students. I taught first grade for 4 years and the NOISE method was one technique I used it and it did help and I never had a student get mad. If you have other suggestions instead of the NOISE method please let me know because I would love to try them.

Loved it sooooo much! Thank you from the bottom of my heart 🙌🏼💗

So helpful! Can you please do a video on different type of consequences ?

1:17 to get to tips quick for referring back to this vid :) thanks for these! Helpful stuff! 😊❤

I’ll definitely try to start implementing these!

A great tip is to teach students is what activie listening is. Use a Y chart and in groups they could discuss what active listening looks, sounds and feels like. I then teach them the cue "show me your listening." I explain that this is my big signal to tune into either instructions or something important that requires quiet thinking. Initially students will have to be cued in, for example "James show me you are actively listening by sitting up and facing me please" or Jacinta all things out of hands please so that I know you are actively listening. Be respectful and nurturing and they will naturally want to please you with good manners. Honestly after a while. They fold like a deck of cards each time. I simply cue with "Showme you are listening". Mix it up with the other strategies.

Such great ideas! Thank you for posting this!!

i love you methods and smile i just feel so good to see you thanks for your help

I love your ideas

I teach college, and we have the same issues. I have used the proximity method for 15 years, and it’s awesome! If it doesn’t work, putting my hand flat on that desk while continuing to lecture gets their attention. Another one I use in serious cases is to shut the lights off. There are many more approaches as well, but another worth mentioning is announcing that we will be doing student presentations that day. That works fast!

I'm going to try that NOISE method - Thank You

Thank you For the tip Im Using This Strategy For Our Report Because I Am Going to Teach My Classmates 😁

Great video! Thank you! I will save this.

This is awsome my classroom is loud when we have subs or when my teacher is doing something the class is sooooooooooooo sooooooooooooo so so loud

I liked all of these. I love that last attention grabber idea. I’m going to try that with my Pre K class.

Love the timer strategy. An attention grabber I do that also stops the class is’hands on top. That means stop’ . I say hands on top, and I put my hands on my head then the children say that means stop and they also put both hands on their heads. Great particulars when using the computer or tablet and you need theirfull attention. If they still have hands on the computer or even one hand. Then it’s a three minute time out.

THANK YOU SO MUCH. I can never have enough behavior management strategies. :)

@mayaleex3

6 жыл бұрын

Wooo! Same here! hahahaha

Hey Maya! So here i was looking for ways to keep students quiet during class and i come across this video. I'm an educator assistant at a primary school and I remember being in a grade 4 class using an attention grabber. You say: "Hocus Pocus" They say: "Time to Focus" And in that way, it helps them to focus and be quiet.

thanks, I love it. 太好了，谢谢。

Being the class prefect hurts sometimes when i get ignored when asking for silence...

Love these, especially the NOISE

I totally just thought someone was calling me. LOL!!! That sound effect at the end is my ringtone!!

@mayaleex3

6 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha! My bad! :)

These are so effective 👌

Thank you for this!!!!! 💕💕💕

The way u explain is veryyyyyyyyyyyyyy interesting please give us more lessons

Would it also work if you take out the red scarf from the drawer and hang it on the blackboard as a warning? If they don't quiet down after that, then slowly start to wear it around your neck? As a countdown warning? When the scarf is on, whole class knows it time to wait for 1 minute countdown ?

I don't know if any of you guys have felt anxious about remembering all the little instructions and details you need to keep an eye on in order to be consistent with the rules and procedures in your class.

I really like your videos. Thank you so much. May you please give me your advice on behavior management strategies for small-group tutoring?

@mayaleex3

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! Sure :) Do you mind telling me what specific behaviors you're noticing?

I love your tips. Not sure if I missed it, but what grade is this geared towards?

Can you do a video of being a teacher during the summer or like surviving summer with a teachers beginner budget

@mayaleex3

6 жыл бұрын

Sure thing!! :)

I use the NOISE as a sub and the kids are always very receptive to it! I tell them that if we keep at least 4 letters then we can play a game at the end of the day

I just became the class monitor and The kids talk so so much and, no one listens to me. But I will Try some of your tips and see how it goes tomorrow… Thank you :D

😊 thank you.

I like to think of myself of the annoying popular ish girl I try to be quite but my class is LOUD (sorry if any of my class mates are reading this) I must say I am noisy but I’m trying to be more quite so I make a good impression for when I’m older, or in other grades because if you start off as a trouble maker you stay one till the end of the year until there is a long break because of the corona virus so I can kinda start clean or at least not a trouble maker. Some of my teachers either right down a quarter of our names if we are loud and if we get to our full name we have to stay in the next lunch recess. Another one is that my teacher put on some quite music/ calming music and if our class is louder than the music the teacher tells us. We also used to have a rain stick so if we are loud the teacher just flips it and tells us to be quite. Lastly, after lunch recess to calm us down we do about 15 or a 20 minute meditation session to calm us down after running around outside. When the pandemic is over and if you try these please tell me how they went. Also thank you so much for this video I got some new ideas 😁😄

a Science teacher for a middle school taught me "Class give me water." and the class says " H2o" and she'll ask again for a second time if they're working in groups (by then they got it down), As a sub I use school names and mascots. So Hinkley High School in Aurora,CO (class of 02') mascot is T-birds. "Class Give me Hinkley" "T-birds" (IT SO WORKS!!)

I really need this! I might not be a teacher but I'm a class president so I need to always make them quite when a teacher isn't around

@Aaliyahtasmin

10 ай бұрын

Thats amazing i love how youre doing your job 💗

@daisyforest

10 ай бұрын

@@Aaliyahtasmin Thank you

The Google count down works a treat. The kids know it's a machine counting down and there's no inaccuracy, therefore it's fair. Thanks for the tip Maya!

Ms. +Maya Lee Back when I was an autistic special ed student in school I had trouble staying on task when I got frustrated and I used to have trouble transitioning my mind from home life to school life everyday and in fact , I would draw Disney or do a Disney Character Voice or play practical jokes to help me cope with the school day and when My Teachers would try to settle me down and it set me off and kind of provoked me and they wound up getting the wrong end of some jokes and yes I used to really have to fight off sleeping spells in the middle of a task . What would you do if redirecting the student only made the student upset ? - Dwight

@djthereplay

2 жыл бұрын

@@awanderer.7932 I'm sorry that you don't give two shits because in response to that neither would the student . That makes you the loser in the end so Go away forever .

When we were in school we all used to have a teacherr , a maths teacher , anddd justt listen that his aura was soo affective likee We he used to even entre the corridor of a particular classes thee whole corridor used to have a pin drop silence without even him saying or do something he was very strict but lovely at the same timee ... .... we all students used to get scaredd from him buttt at the same time we all loved him cause he was sweet caringg strict everythingg When he left the school the whole school wasss cryingg andd watching them cry the teacher all crieddd he is still in our memories god knows where he is orr what is he doingg

Great advice! We also use songs to finish tasks, such as "put your things aways." We found that children react better when it is just a fun melody rather than a song with lyrics. Thanks a lot!

Can you make a vid like this but for students to make others silent

If you don't mind can you share another classroom management during online teaching since now Im teaching my students through Zoom. I found out that some of my students keep playing with random buttons on their devices a.k.a disrespectful thing bcz its affecting the others who are willing to learn. Thank you anyway, great things to do in the classroom 💃🏼😉😊

@yavor05

3 жыл бұрын

On Zoom you should be able to silence students if they are making noise, right? I am not sure. On Google Meet when used through G Suite for Education, you can decide what to turn on or off for students. For instance, you can decide not to allow them to be able to use screen sharing.

Your ideas are so helpful, thank you💛💛

I love your videos 😊 💕 can you do video abouth sources you use in your class specially online source and apps. Thanks

@mayaleex3

6 жыл бұрын

Sure thing! :) I will do it sometime this month or next month.

@gorkemdemir4044

6 жыл бұрын

Maya Lee Thank you 😊 💕

Never be hesitant and appear as inexperienced even if you are. They'll pick up on that and walk all over you.

❤Thank You!

Thank you so much for this video! I loved these ideas. I started subbing this year and I believe these will help me a lot! 🙂

Good stuff tell ya what

I’m student teaching right now and the teacher keeps telling me “You need to be firm.” And I’m TRYING but they’re an extremely chatty group in AND out of the classroom and other than taking away recess, I don’t know any other consequences. It doesn’t phase them

@NarrowWayFarm

Жыл бұрын

How is your new class going?! I dealt with the same issue. Student teaching spring 2022 was chatty!

@katieakin1091

Жыл бұрын

@@NarrowWayFarm I’m finished with student teaching now but there were still a lot of times I felt like I wasn’t going to pass. I’m teaching preschoolers at my church now

@NarrowWayFarm

Жыл бұрын

@@katieakin1091 is it going well?

@katieakin1091

Жыл бұрын

@@NarrowWayFarm it’s not too bad. I’m struggling with some of the kids not listening though

Can I have the “ how to handle a jungle class “ version because “loud” is very light to describe my students ☺️

In school I was disruptive and very loud ,being swatted with a very large wooden paddle got my attention ,temporarily .

i wasn't a loud student in school. i hope my teachers liked me

My grade1 Classroom was a mess they be playing around class and when i said open textbook some of them said they dont bring but they lied I dont know am i being too nice for them?I once shouted at this one kid for breaking the class window when they played bottles in the class and he go silent as he know he did wrong.Theyre so chaotic when theres me in class How can i make them scared of me 😢It really differs when im teaching grade 4/5 cus theyre older and maybe theyre big enough to understand me u know when i raised my voice they all went silent. But the grade1 kids huh...One time i just ignored the loud kids and not talking too much to them cuz if i talk to them they will act demanding like saying they dont want to do work cuz they wanna play and stuff

@judee1783

9 ай бұрын

I just know that my mistake is the first day i entered the class,i smiled at them and i talk nicely And softly same goes with the 2nd and 3rd day i did not raise my voice.The thing is im being nice to them and thats what i got.From being nice to students🤷‍♂️

Great ideas! What grocery store is the code for?

@mayaleex3

6 жыл бұрын

milkandeggs.com ! It's my favorite online grocery store. They have the best items :)

Really really hopes this works...nothing is atm

If it was PE the previous day, *make them exercise.*

Iam a teacher...Thaaank youuuu

TRYING TO FIND THE PON PON VIDEO

@topllama321

5 жыл бұрын

ronaldokill12 :o same

Hello! Love this video on some great teaching strategies. I’m an educator based in MN and would love to connect with you. I would also love to chat and share with you some of the strategies I’ve used in my 6 years of teaching that could be of benefit to you if you’re ever interested in connecting! As a Hmong woman, I love seeing other Asian American women thrive in this field. Your videos are super addicting and I can’t wait to see more of your content :) from one educator to another, best of luck in this new school year! Maizong Thao

My teacher use: Teacher: chicken!!!!!! Student: nuggets!!!!!!

@mayaleex3

4 ай бұрын

I love hahaaha

Thanks and by the way ylu are so pretty. Are you asian like me?

How make students like you as the fav teacher.....I luv your videos

Well I Myself use the ultimate strategy The belt strategy Works every time.😁✌🏻

While i was in middle school and now in high school, my classmates werent always THAT loud but teachers love to bang the table loud or holler and scream at us and have an aggresive tedtalk about violating the school’s reputation and how our behaviors are graded and of course nobody can talk back and they even defend the more terrifying teachers, a super strict teacher whos useless at teaching algebra and forces out answers from us through fear and they didnt fire the pedo teacher too i was terrified of teachers but now it gets fcking annoying that ive been trying to convince my family to let me transfer to any school at all :( but i still have to spend more of my hs years in the same school

I'm trying to teach kindergarten in south korea and they barely understand me for the most part. This is hard... I hate being mean too lol

Caillou shoo to refer to their know is that

WOW

Have you ever taught middle school where they don't give a crap?

For Attention Getters I use, 1,2,3 eye on me. Students say 1,2,3 eyes on you! or Teacher says: Spongebob Student says: Squarepants,

I can guarantee this much; you try this strategy in a hood school and the students will continue doing what they were after they've looked at you like a fool.

The thing is my students don't understand English and I don't understand their language too 😂 #foreign teacher in Thailand

@lorahgeorge1235

3 жыл бұрын

I can relate to this. Teacher in Taiwan younger learner😂

I'm teaching first grader. And omg. They just don't listen to me!

these tricks works on humans--but what about monkies?? by monkies i mean 1st year students in collage who dont care if u punish them or yell at them or even expel them-can anyone help please?

@cherryrose5514

4 жыл бұрын

I'm here for high schoolers!same boat mate.lol

Play on 1.5x speed. 😊

Every kid is saying i was that😪😢😫😭

Wait wait wait ATTENTION?!!?!?!?

Also my teachers are rued

The video really beings at 1:17

Please speak slowly because sometimes we don't understand what you're speaking

Im haveing too many attentions 😠😡😤😫😵

You are so naturally beautiful love you

you can't

U r sooo beautiful

Sorry but ur background music is terrible. I barely didn't understand anything which u said.

Or you can just yell "stop talking" at your class and be really loud for no reason

You talk so fast!!!!!!!!!!!

One during class, my teacher spent 10 min trying to make me and bois quiet. At last, she shouted at her top "Either I will leave the class or all of you". My frnd said " you go"😂. And she left the school.

@sanashaikh3129

3 жыл бұрын

You frnd should be suspended

@kiara4681

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah so funny