Disruptive student behavior in the classroom is a major concern in school systems today. Students in classrooms with frequent disruptive behavior experience less academic engagement and lower academic outcomes. Teachers who experience difficulty controlling classroom behavior have higher stress and burnout and find it difficult to meet the instructional demands of the classroom . Lack of effective classroom management may also worsen the progression of aggressive behavior for children in classrooms with higher levels of disruption . Effective approaches to managing the classroom environment are necessary to establish environments that support student behavior and the learning process as well as to reduce teacher stress and burnout. The purpose of this review was to examine the effects of teacher‟s universal classroom management practices to reduce disruptive, aggressive, or inappropriate behaviors of children in kindergarten through 12th grade.