Improving behaviour in schools report - EEF
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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