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How to Manage Small Groups (Without Classroom Chaos)

Avoiding small groups because you fear the rest of the class will be off-task and out of control? Join us for this episode as Jonathan and Linda share simple classroom management strategies to help you confidently teach small groups while keeping the rest of your class on track.

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00:00 Navigating Small Group Chaos
03:11 Establishing Clear Expectations
06:04 Incentives and Consequences
08:54 The Importance of Practice
11:57 Effective Directions and Roles
15:52 Understanding the Value of Small Groups
18:50 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

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Do you wish your principal would compliment your calm classroom instead of suggesting an improvement plan?

With Classroom Management 101, we've helped thousands of teachers reduce disruptions with a classroom management plan that ACTUALLY WORKS!

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