My Classroom Management Plan

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I believe that the children in our classrooms are the future to our nations success. Each student will bring a different skill and talent to the classroom, and as a teacher it is my goal to help each student to succeed to their maximum potential. Students shall learn and adapt to essentialism. Students will graduate knowing all the required material and more to ensure a promising future. Parents should support each student to the best of there ability. The community’s roll is to support academic and extracurricular activities inside and outside of school. It is a teacher’s responsibility that no student should be left behind. Teachers should keep up to every standard, learn and adapt to students and continuously put as much effort to develop them selves to become improved educators. Students should put as much effort and focus into studies as possible. It is important that students keep on track and goal orientated. Student learning occurs when the teacher introduces new material, explains the content, guides the student through the exercises and tests them to make sure they can comprehend the new material. As an educator, we will be teaching our students content that pertains to our expertise. The physical environment of my classroom will be large, open, and slightly dim. The lights will be dimmed because it is easier on the student’s eyes. When I was working out in industry, all CAD offices had the blinds shut, and the computer monitors brightness turned up, I had observed that at several companies I have visited over the years as well. The classroom lay out will be grouped in desks of four in a square shape. The monitors will be towards the center of the square. My goal is for the students to work in groups of two, the person... ... middle of paper ... ...ce into the product design with out completing an end of the year project. The same goes for students in product design wanting to continue into advanced drafting. All levels of my courses taught will require assessments and projects to correspond with their advancement and grade level. If a diversity statement were to occur between a student and myself, I will immediately seek the principle or councilor. If a student with special needs is addressed in a statement from another student, I will allow the principle to make disciplinary actions. Bullying will not be allowed in my classroom. I plan to follow and abide by my classroom management plan, my syllabus, and all school policies. I strongly believe that in order to have successful students; a successful, dedicated, and compassionate staff is required to help each and every student achieve their academic goals.

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