Using a voice level poster helps manage classroom noise by clearly defining and displaying expected volume levels. Regularly teaching and modeling these expectations ensures students understand and comply, fostering a focused and orderly learning environment.
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These simple, fun, and interactive signals quickly capture students' attention and quiet the room. By establishing a routine where the teacher says a phrase and students respond, children learn to focus and quiet down immediately. This method not only reduces excessive noise but also enhances overall classroom management by reinforcing listening skills and respectful behavior.
Help control your noisy classroom by showing this website on your SmartBoard! The louder students talk, the more the balls bounce around the screen. You can manage the microphone sensitivity and even have it "beep" or "shhh" the class when it gets too loud!
Help control your noisy classroom by allowing students to listen to music while they work. Remind them that this is a reward and that playing music is something that is earned. Make sure that the music you play is clean and not distracting.
These small, quiet "pets" only come out to sit on student's desks when the classroom is sufficiently quiet. They serve as a visual and engaging reminder for students to work silently or speak softly, promoting a calm and focused learning environment
By recognizing and rewarding students for maintaining appropriate volume, teachers create a standard that students aspire to meet, leading to a quieter and more focused learning environment.
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