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Improving behaviour in schools report - EEF

Guidance ReportIMPROVING behaviour IN Endowment Foundation We would like to thank the many researchers and practitioners who provided support and feedback on drafts of this guidance. We would particularly like to thank the Advisory Panel and Evidence Review Team:Advisory Panel: John d Abbro OBE (New Rush Hall Group), Jane Bateman (Underwood West Academy), Prof Neil Humphrey (University of Manchester), Dr Alex Sutherland (RAND), Jenny Thompson (Dixons Trinity Academy)Evidence Review Team: Dr Darren Moore, Simon Benham-Clarke, Ralphy Kenchington, Dr Christopher Boyle, Prof Tamsin Ford, Dr Rachel Hayes, Morwenna Rogers (University of Exeter)Guidance report authors.

to develop by ensuring pupils can access the curriculum, engage with lesson content and participate in their learning • Teachers should encourage pupils to be self-reflective of their own behaviours Page 16 2 Use classroom management strategies to support good classroom behaviour • Effective classroom management can reduce challenging ...

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