Classroom Management and Inclusion

Paper Summary:

This paper researches the different ways to have good management both in the elementary and in the middle-school classroom. It then examines inclusive education and how it is best managed. Finally, this paper discusses how to combine good management skills with inclusive education. Teachers will always strive to find the best combination for their students because their success is the number one goal of the American public school system. Educating teachers on management skills and inclusive skills is the only way for them to succeed at managing inclusive classrooms. This paper aims to educate these teachers, school administrators and parents; all of whom have the same goal for the students in their lives.

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Elementary Level Management
Middle-School Level Management
Inclusion in the Classroom
Conclusion

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"Elementary level children range in age of four all the way to sometimes twelve years of age. These students are at a crucial time in both their personality and physical development. Generally, teachers may spend more waking hours with these children than their parents do so it is crucial that teachers work as effectively as possible. Most of this effectiveness is keeping organization in the classroom through good management skills. In order to adequately manage the elementary level classroom the teacher must look at organizing their classroom and supplies, choosing rules and procedures, managing student work, planning and conducting instruction, maintaining appropriate student behavior and managing problem behaviors, and managing special groups."

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