2. What is classroom management?
Classroom management is all of the things that a teacher
does to organize students, space, time, and materials so
that instruction in content and learning can take place
(Wong, 1991).
The First Days of School : How to Be an Effective Teacher by Rosemary T. Wong and
Harry K. Wong

3. 1) Class Dojo
http://www.classdojo.com/
• Class Dojo is a behavior management program that is
offered online and it is free.
• Teachers can easily award positive (and negative)
points for behavior in class in real-time.
• The program gives teachers a behavior-tracking system
that provides reports that can be shared with parent
and administrators.
Directions for how to use:
http://itbabble.com/2011/10/23/class-dojo-a-review/

4. 2) Timers
• Timers are great for giving extra structure to a
lesson. Whether for transition time, classwork
time, or even a provided break, timers keep the
teacher and students on track.
• Timers with Music Classtools.net
• Various Timers online-stopwatch.com

5. 3) Student Selector (Name Generator)
• Put away the old popsicle stick technique.
These sites provide an easy way to randomly
select a student from your class.
• Some setup is required, but once students
have been entered sit back and watch the
computer do the work.
www.barryfunenglish.com/tools.php
Random Student Selector
Dartboard Student Selector

6. 4) Google Forms
• Easy way to get data or keep records in a convenient
format.
drive.google.com
1) Keep track of logs and contacts
Discipline Form
Parent Contact
2) Create a spreadsheet with student/parent
information
Student Information Form

7. 5) Seating Chart
• Great program to help create a seating chart.
You can move students manually or can have
the program randomly seat the students.
Instant Classroom at superteacher.com
(also has other great tools)

8. 6) Awards and Certificates
Awards and certificates
are a great way to
encourage positive
behavior in a class.
This site makes it easy to
personalize certificates.
Senteacher.org
http://www.senteacher.org/wk/cert
ificates.php

9. 7) Screenleap.com
• Share your screen with others so that they can
feel more involved with the class.
• Students can also be asked to share the screen
so that you can look into what they are doing.
(Not recommended for video since it is very jumpy.)
www.screenleap.com

10. 8) Drop it to me
• Forget those jump drives being passed around
the room in a hurry at the end of a project.
Using dropittome, students can instantly send
work to your dropbox account. No email or
login is necessary for students.
http://www.dropitto.me/jonesa2

11. 9) Rubistar
• Great resource for creating a
rubric for projects and
assignments.
http://rubistar.4teachers.org/

12. 10) Noise Meter
• Tired of telling your students that they are
being to loud. Let this program show them
when they are getting to “excited” about your
lesson.
http://www.ictgames.com/calmCounter.html

13. QUESTIONS?