- slide 1 of 1 Strategies for Good Classroom Management My
biceps don’t bulge and my hair is blond. Intimidation is not my
weapon. I am a veteran teacher with 17 years of experience. I
have taught senior auto mechanics Shakespeare. In addition to
high school students, I have taught middle school students who
have had ADHD, students who had parents in jail and students
with their own parole officers. In the real world, students come
from all walks of life. They all have problems, and some do not
deal well with stress or conflict. I care about my students, but
the number one reason they come to school is to learn. They are
tested to make sure that I taught them the Ohio English Language
Arts Standards, so order must be kept in the classroom. Of
course, students know the classroom rules and school rules. The
boundaries are set before work begins. Not all strategies work
with every student. Five Top Strategies to Keep Students
Learning in a Calm Classroom Environment Strategy number 5 –
Keep the lesson moving. If