2C: Managing Classroom Procedures
Rubric for Framework for Teaching and Learning
4=highly effective
3=effective
2=minimally effective
1=ineffective
Critical Attributes
Key Ideas for Creating Effective Classroom Procedures
2. Create anchor charts that list the expectation and list out the key steps or ideas, perhaps using pictures to help convey ideas and post around the classroom.
3. Create classroom "jobs" and assign them to students. For older students, it may be helpful to hold class meetings and appoint or elect a class president, secretary, etc. with appropriate class jobs. The "officers" of the class can be in charge of making sure classroom procedures run effectively and efficiently. The "President" for example, can call the class to order, secretary can post the class "agenda" on the board and take notes to share with absent students. The President may lead the class to assess themselves as a group on their efficiency, time management, etc. This is how you can reach "highly effective" status where "students themselves take initiative" on so many levels.