Student Behavior

Teachers are very aware of what's going on with student behavior, but do parents really know how their children behave in school? From preschoolers and elementary schoolers, to tweens and teens, it is important to know how students act in school. Homework and grades aside, when behavior problems arise it's equally important to know how to improve student behavior. The more teachers and parents know about issues that can arise at school, things that can impact a child's behavior, and how to guide students in dealing with situations, the more likely they will be able to help the student.

Student Behavior Tools and Resources

• Learn what's working and what to watch for in our student behavior knowledge base
• Behavior Bucks are free printable rewards which are great for younger children.
• Help children make a commitment, and understand their responsibilities, with a student behavior contract
• Use our free behavior charts for students and behavior charts for teachers to track progress
• Use positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior, with our student rewards charts

Student Behavior Tips

Tip 1: Using achievement recognition and student rewards are effective forms of positive re-enforcement.

Tip 2: Our behavior charts for teachers help each student see their progress, and provide track-ability for the teacher. We have a wealth of information regarding student behavior issues that you can use to get the results you need. Print out behavior charts for students now and get started!