Thank you sooo much for the very interesting strategies. They are really easy and effective. Thank you .

Hi Rob,

I have watching some of your videos. They are inspirational and fantastic!

Thanks Rob I will try them out one by one.

Thanks, great strategies to count on when in a new classroom or dealing with
students who are restless.

thanks- You offered some ways I had not thought of before to quiet students and get their attention.I do count down, but am going to incorporate the commentary as well and love the idea of changing up routine/ visual as they walk through the door.

I love these simple ideas! I also have used some of them in my classroom. I also have used with success, a variation of the countdown, in which I state the direction and do an auctioneer’s speech, like “I see two students getting their desks in order, can I get 4, 4 good, can I get 6, 6?” I did get this idea from a webinar with Dr. Mac, but it works!!

Thank you!

Great easy ways to control noise levels in a class. Are these explained to the class at the beginning of the year E.G. Each week I will be choosing 2 students to assist me to control the noise, their role will be susshers. Or do you just introduce it at what ever stage you feel is necessary? Thanks, Liz

Great ideas, especially the unexpected! I’ve tried it a couple of times and it worked like charm. I have to work a little bit harder on establishing routines, though. Thanks

excellent!! Thanks for doing our job easier.

As a teacher it was so hard to control my 6 classes . What you are presenting is raelly beneficial for me and for my 300 students too . thanks alot .

Hi , I love your work . Its fantastic you are doing a great job to help us . THANKS

Great ideas!!!
I really appreciate your videos.

I subscribed to your free mini-course. I haven’t gottena round to reading the course, but took the time to watch this video. This is great. I’ve been struggling with my 5 year old classroom, specially in the noise area, and am trying to look for resources to help me. I did make an instument, but it sounds to low it doesn’t work that well. I’ll be giving your other options a go. Thanks!

Thanks for the video – each idea I get from your work supports my endless desire to do better.

Thanks Rob,
Your ideas are great, easy and beneficial

Great ideas! I¨ll try them! Thank you!!!

Absolutely fantastic!

Thanks for explaining these strategies, I especially like the idea of having some ‘shhushers’ in my classroom!

Thanks for this video.I am going to try in my classes.

Thanks for these easy but beautiful ideas , I am going to try in my classes.

Excellent Rob.

Easy ones but very effective. I am going to try it. thank you very much

Loved the quick effectiveness of the video. I’ll be using some of these techniques soon in my kindergarten class.

It is good to receive validation for the things I have been doing. In the quest to always be at the cutting edge of developments to benefit and empower our kids, the old methods that work . . . well because they work … are marginalised.
Hearing another voice outlining those old embedded habits gives me peer pressure to apply back to management when I have tough kids and my overall grip on my strategies is questioned.

Was looking for more ideas. Just what I needed!
Thank you for sharing!