Observation, communication and understanding
The first step of a class teacher's work is to know the students. Only through constant observation, communication and understanding can we truly grasp the characteristics of each child. In daily life, such as welcoming every student at the door of the classroom, observing their interaction in the corridor, and personally leading a team to ensure that every child comes home safely, the class teacher can learn more about the students and provide valuable basis for class management strategies.
Be a teacher by example.
The words and deeds of the head teacher have a great influence on the students. The head teacher should always pay attention to his words and deeds and influence the students with his own actions. The head teacher can start with some seemingly trivial things, such as cleaning up the pieces of paper in the classroom and tidying up the tables and chairs. And convey to students that details determine success or failure and habits determine fate. Through the class teacher's demonstration, students will gradually develop good habits and form a positive class spirit.