Classroom management is key to teacher success

Dec. 14, 2009
Many teachers who leave profession can't effectively control classroom environment
FromThe Los Angeles Times: Educators, administrators and experts say classroom management -- the ability to calmly control student behavior so learning can flourish -- can make or break a teacher's ability to be successful. Among the top reasons why teachers are deemed unsuccessful or leave the profession is their inability to effectively manage their classrooms, according to records and interviews.

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