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Grades:
High School
20+ Teacher-Tested Tips and Tricks for Managing Cell Phones in Class
Choose a policy that works for you.
Principal Hotline: What Do You Do When Kids Disrespect Subs?
Plus: coming and going from school events, as well as managing teacher of the month.
This Teacher Uses a “Secret Student” Strategy for Classroom Management, and We’re Taking Notes
This strategy blew up in our comments section.
10 Creative Ideas for Tracking Classroom Behavior
These ideas keep the focus on the positive.
Best Classroom Management Software Programs and Apps in 2025
Teacher-recommended solutions for keeping everything on track.
Teachers Are Sharing How Their Schools Solved Some of Their Toughest Problems
From hall passes to chronic absenteeism.
Grades:
Elementary School
Set the Stage for Success With This Free Classroom Management Bundle
Everything you need for a well-managed classroom.
15 Awesome Classroom Management Books
Set yourself up for success with these books.
55 Inspiring Leadership Activities To Empower Kids and Adults
Leadership skills served with a side of fun!
Help! A Student Broke My Glasses and His Parents Won’t Pay
My principal says I need to drop the issue and pay for them myself.
10 Things I Believed About Teachers Before I Became One
It turns out, reality is a lot different than these myths would lead you to believe.
Grades:
4th Grade
These Fourth Grade Classroom Management Ideas Will Make Your Teacher Life Easier
All the best teacher-proven tips and tricks.
I Refuse to Be the Pajama Police
And other thoughts on classroom management while teaching virtually.
Help! My Best Friend’s Child Is in My Class This Year … and He’s Unbelievably Annoying
Should I downplay his behavior to avoid hurting her feelings?
Teachers Don’t Set the Tone for Behavior in a School—Principals Do
Teachers can't be the first and last line of defense.