When order breaks down in the classroom, student learning is affected and teachers’ stress levels, burnout and anxiety rise – which sometimes leads to teachers making the decision to leave the profession (McCarthy et. al., 2022). It is therefore in every teacher’s best interest to master the fundamental techniques of effective classroom management. Today, I'll be reading and commenting on a great blog post by Tina Hennessy, Head Trainer at Destination TEFL‘s Siem Reap centre in Cambodia, in which she shares her top tips for teachers who want to improve their classroom management skills.
