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Essay On My Future Classroom

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This first week, while shortened by poor weather, was very enjoyable and educational. I was able to observe more of how the classroom functions as a unit and think about how I wanted to implement what I learned in my future classroom. I was also able to learn more about classroom and school procedures. In the classroom the teacher has one rule: be respectful. In order to enforce this rule the teacher has created a policy of three strikes. A student can earn a strike for missing work or misbehaving in class. Once three strikes are reached the student misses recess. While I was there the teacher changed her homework policy to one strike. If a student is missing work they are to stay in at recess and complete it. One procedure I saw, which was effective, was counting down from three and having students become quiet. The students knew this procedure and were able to follow it during the day. In the school there are procedures that all students are expected to follow. Earlier in the year, I was able to attend a procedures day where the students toured the school and were shown the proper procedures for different areas of the school (i.e. cafeteria, …show more content…

My teacher often has students work silently and by themselves. I would like to have my students doing more activities and collaborating. Even though there are many aspects of my future classroom which differ from my placement, there are also pieces I would like to keep the same. First, my teacher is very good at classroom management, when she asks the class to be quiet they generally listen to her. Second, she is able to joke with her students and have fun during down times. I would like to have an atmosphere where I can have fun with my class, but I can also be serious when I need to be. However, I still have a long way to go before I get to implement these visions, and a lot to learn before

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