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Classroom Management / Faculty and Student Civility
There are a variety of issues that fall into the category of classroom management; disrespect for others, rudeness, challenging the instructor’s authority are only a few. The sites below will help you learn how to manage some of these situations.
For all resources on Classroom Management/Faculty and Student Civility, click here.
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Description |
Scenes from a Classroom: Managing Conflict |
Center for Teaching and Learning,
University of Minnesota |
There are 10 scenarios here; each deals with a different classroom conflict situation. You view the scenario, think about how you would handle it, and then hear advice from faculty on what to do. |
Managing Classroom Conflict |
Center for Teaching and Learning, University of North Carolina |
This site provides advice for preventing classroom conflict as well as for managing conflict. |
Promoting Classroom Management |
Barbara Frey, University of Pittsburgh |
The Classroom Civility Survey is a faculty questionnaire with four major components: (1) Faculty Member's Background, (2) Seriousness of Student Incivility Behaviors, (3) Frequency of Student Incivility Behaviors, and (4) Strategies for Managing Classroom Incivility. |
Classroom Management
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Lisa Rodriguez |
This webpage features some ideas of how to handle various classroom management situations. |
Classroom Civility |
Center for Teaching and Learning, UC Santa Cruz |
This site explains what is meant by classroom incivility and also why it occurs. It also provides some suggestions for creating a climate of student civility. |
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