When the problem has exploded
- do not raise your voice – the display of anger should be short trying to
establish control by raising your voice and shouting has disastrous consequences
for it contributes to the general raising of the level of noise in the classroom,
- reseating – an effective way of controlling a student who is behaving badly is
to make the student sit in a different place immediately, troublesome students
should be separated,
- change the activity – if the majority of the class seem to be gradually getting
out of control, a change of activity will often restore order,
- talks after the class – when one of the students is continually causing trouble
the teacher should take that student to one site after the class is over and the student
should be given a chance to say why s/he behaves in this way.