Not sure how to respond to disruptive behaviors in class? This week we are breaking down what natural consequences (also known as logical consequences) are and how to use them in the classroom. These are the exact consequences I give in my classroom when my students are out of their seats, blurting or talking out while I'm teaching, refusing to do work, etc. Years ago I used to use a clip chart and absolutely dreaded it. Now my students consistently follow expectations in class because of these consistent consequences they have in class. Grab my Classroom Procedure Slides: https://thepresentteacher.com/normal-classroom-setup-page/  Download the Ultimate Classroom Management Guide Here: https://sunny-creator-106.ck.page/68df834c5c Join the 15-Day Classroom Management Challenge: https://thepresentteacher.com/clm15daychallenge  Get support inside The Present Teacher Circle Community: https://thepresentteacher.com/present-teacher-circle/ ___________________________ ❤️Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/thepresentteacher/ 🔥TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@thepresentteacher 🚀Website | https://thepresentteacher.com/ 💜YouTube | https://youtube.com/@ThePresentTeacher?si=meqMmiDHJN-0Jmlr ___________________________ // RESOURCES 💌 Join our email list for weekly motivation | https://sunny-creator-106.ck.page/4277e03f92 🌼 Join our Community on Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/groups/thrivingnewteachers  ___________________________ // ABOUT I’m Helena, a coach for new and first-year teachers sharing knowledge on how to have a thriving career and personal life. The Present Teacher Podcast is a resource for classroom management, classroom organization, time management, and teacher wellness. Follow along and learn how to thrive in the classroom and in life. Subscribe to The Present Teacher Podcast to get inspired by new weekly podcast episode