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This site offers a plethara of information from "I" messages to classroom tips.There are documentaries and Web episodes geared towards middle and high school students. There are also lesson plan ideas and resources.

TThis site is an over view of bahavior management surveys, classroom managent rules, and classroom managent rules involving students. It also have a list of links techniques to a better classroom discipline, behavior mangement, and classrom discipline tips.

This article wonderfully lays out a formula for dishing out discipline in the classroom. The Least Approach is introduced in which the teacher is enabled to follow the appropriate steps concerning the level of discipline required. This approach helps one to limit the amount of attention misbehavior receives. Included are also extra tips for handling an angry student, earning respect, and creating a positive learning atmosphere.

Youth Change is a website devoted to helping educators and other "youth professionals" solve problems with kids. It has many articles and tips available for free. It also has links to live chats and in-person workshops. E-books are also available for download from this site. The site is mostly commercial but has excellent free resources available and some of the paid resources may also be a worthwhile investment.

This website gives an excellent breakdown of issues and solutions that teachers can use on daily basis. It gives tips on preventing poor behavior before it even begins. It provides practical ways in dealing with students who can be disruptive and even a danger to other students in the classroom. It also provides a list of of positive and negative behaviors that can be handed out to students to make them more accountable to their fellow classmates and the teacher.

This a great tool to use and has many different ideas to use for classroom management. It's essential to start off on the right foot in the classroom and continue good behavior throughout the entire school year. The website gives numerous tips on involving parents in your students homework to using rewards to promote good behavior. It also provided various ways in dealing with poor behavior and utilizing your time to get more teaching and learning in opposed to spending more time with discipline issues.

These are some "non-expert" suggestions for classroom management tips for ordinary teachers. No extensive theories, just tips.