1. Set clear expectations: Clearly articulate your expectations for student behavior and performance in the classroom. Make sure that students understand the rules and consequences for not following them.

2. Establish a positive environment: Create an inviting and supportive learning environment by maintaining a positive attitude and view of students’ potential.

3. Use positive reinforcement: Whenever possible, recognize and reward good behavior. This could be verbal praise, stickers, or a small reward.

4. Address misbehavior quickly: Address misbehavior quickly and consistently, and use appropriate consequences.

5. Encourage student participation: Allow students to participate in the classroom by asking questions, sharing ideas, and collaborating with their peers.

6. Utilize technology: Technology can be a great tool for classroom management. Consider using a classroom management software to help manage student behavior and stay organized.

7. Communicate with parents: Communicate regularly with parents about their child’s behavior and performance in the classroom. This will help create a positive relationship between home and school.