february.
Confirm annual work

[Week of February 3] Apply for your desired grade and position
Choose a grade that suits your personality | Apply for a job you enjoy.
[Online Class Management Tips] Choosing a Platform

[Week of February 4] Gathering Information About Your Children
Let's face the root of our fears | Let's ask questions to understand them.
[Online Class Management Tips] Creating Your Own User Manual


March.
Set up the classroom environment

[Week of March 1] Breaking the Ice
Let's build relationships through play | Make a positive first impression
[Online Class Management Tips] Ice Breaking

[Week of March 2] Create Your Own Curriculum
Let's choose a topic relevant to students' lives | Find relevant achievement standards | Gather information related to the standards | Create and organize learning content | Consider assessment
[Online Classroom Management Tips] Reconstructing the Curriculum with Students

[Week of March 3] Decorating the Classroom Environment Board
Let's work with students | Let's use it as a place for education.
[Online Class Management Tips] Managing Photos Online

[Week of March 4] Parent Counseling
Let's prepare thoroughly | Let's proceed with the consultation according to the procedure.
[Online Class Management Tips] Managing Your Counseling Schedule


april.
Raise children's tension

[Week of April 1] Becoming a Teacher with Conviction
Become a teacher with conviction
[Online Class Management Tips] Knowing the Teacher Your Students Want

[Week of April 2] Preventing School Violence
Let's understand rather than hate | Become an empathetic teacher | When school violence occurs, act according to procedure.
[Online Class Management Tips] Get Secret Consultation

[Week of April 3] Beat Spring Fatigue with Fun Classes
Let's make classes fun | Let's approach them strategically.
[Online Class Management Tips] Minecraft

[Week of April 4] Preparing for Exciting Sports Days
Let's weigh the pros and cons | Let's connect it to the curriculum.
[Online Class Management Tips] ONlympics


May.
Look after, protect, and cherish everyone

[Week of May 1] Celebrating Children's Day and Parents' Day
Let's share the meaning of Children's Day | Let's help give a touching gift on Parents' Day.
[Online Class Management Tips] Submitting Assignments with QR Codes

[Week of May 2] Protecting Our Class from Safety Accidents
Prevent safety accidents with statistics | Respond quickly | File a claim with the Safety Compensation Association
[Online Class Management Tips] School Safety VR

[Week of May 3] Improving Teacher Efficacy
Identifying the Causes of Regret | Improving Teacher Efficacy
[Online Class Management Tips] Creating Video Letters

[Week of May 4] Overcoming Burnout
Let's break free from mental exhaustion | Let's break free from emotional exhaustion | Let's break free from physical exhaustion | Let's reach out first.
Let's take the hand that is extended
[Online Class Management Tips] Self-Diagnosis for Depression


June.
Prepare for consultations and open classes

[Week of June 1] Student Counseling
Let's widen the open window
[Online Class Management Tips] In-Depth Counseling with a Personality Test

[Week of June 2] Don't Be Nervous in Public Classes
Get ready, get ready again | Enjoy!
Online Class Management Tips: Online Open Classes

[Week of June 3] Apply for a Learning Training
Apply for training | Get experience
[Online Class Management Tips] Managing Your Vacation Schedule

[Week of June 4] Managing Fire
Mastering Your Emotions | Learn Emotion Regulation Through Play
[Online Classroom Management Tips] Understanding the Adolescent Brain


July.
Finishing the first semester

[Week of July 1] Reviewing Your Payslip
Let's take a closer look at your payslip.
[Online Class Management Tips] Financial Travel Board Game

[Week 2 of July] Enjoy a fulfilling summer vacation
Let's present a vacation assignment full of learning | Get ready to leave feeling refreshed.
[Online Class Management Tips] Assigning Vacation Homework by Level


August.
Resetting the classroom atmosphere for the second semester

[Week of August 3] Getting back into your pre-vacation rhythm
Let's restore the elasticity of sagging springs | Let's restore our study rhythm | Let's restore our biological rhythm | Let's restore our emotional rhythm
[Online Class Management Tips] Experiencing Cyberbullying

[Week of August 4] Uprooting Japanese Remnants in the Classroom
Instead of a class president system, let's run a class council. Instead of school trips, let's go on historical tours.
[Online Class Management Tips] Exploring Cultural Heritage Online


September.
Provides nutrients to the classroom

[Week of September 1] Planning and Executing Field Experience Learning
Let's plan together with students | Let's prepare hard, let's have fun | Let's help solidify learning
[Online Classroom Management Tips] Collaborating on Presentations

[Week 2 of September] Taking Care of Teachers' Health
Take care of your throat | Control heartburn | Take care of your leg health | Use sick leave
[Online Class Management Tips] Creating a Health Guidelines Poster

[Week of September 3] Fall in love with the charm of books.
Enrich your mind with curriculum-linked reading | Let's reconnect with books, too.
Online Classroom Management Tips: Online Reading Discussion

[Week of September 4] Becoming a Teaching Expert
Let's film a typical class | Let's look at the class from a different perspective.
[Online Class Management Tips] Converting Voice to Text


october.
Identify and solve classroom problems

[Week of October 1] Providing useful training opportunities
Let's spark interest with interesting facts | Let's provide meaningful and informative educational opportunities.
[Online Class Management Tips] Sketch Quiz

[Week of October 2] Addressing Parents' Complaints
Let's solve it with empathy | Protect yourself from verbal abuse and violence.
Online Class Management Tips: Gathering Feedback

[Week of October 3] Fighting Loneliness with Play and Communication
Let's create a space for communication | Cultivate spontaneity and fun through play classes.
[Online Class Management Tips] Coding While Having Fun

[Week of October 4] Preparing for the School Festival
Captivate your audience with a killer point | Let go of the pressure and enjoy.
Online Class Management Tips: Any Song Challenge


November.
Neatly resolve accumulated tasks

[Week of November 1] Subtracting Slow Progress
Understanding Class Types | Navigating Integration
[Online Class Management Tips] Kahoot

[Week of November 2] Knocking Out Teaching Boredom
Understanding the Causes of Boredom | Rediscovering Meaning and Excitement
[Online Class Management Tips] Creating a Life Timeline

[Week of November 3] Using Your Remaining Budget
Let's buy classroom supplies | Let's buy classroom supplies | Let's buy office supplies
[Online Class Management Tips] Augmented Reality Experience

[Week of November 4] Impressing Kids with Events
Let's prepare a fun and warm event
Online Class Management Tips: Class Quiz


december.
Annual business, drawing the dragon head and dragon tail

[Week of December 1] Protecting Our Class from Infectious Diseases
Preventing Infectious Diseases in the Legislature | Properly Handle Outbreaks
[Online Classroom Management Tips] Alternative Learning with AI

[Week of December 2] Entering Course Evaluations
Understanding the Flow of Curriculum Assessment | Documenting Curriculum Assessments
Online Class Management Tips: Online Self-Assessment

[Week of December 3] Checking Your Life Record
Record your behavioral characteristics and overall opinions | Review your personal history book.
[Online Class Management Tips] Online Memo

[Week of December 4] Looking Back on the Year
Let's look back on ourselves | Let's look back together
[Online Class Management Tips] Looking Back on the Year Through Photos


january.
Teaching healthy breakups firsthand

[Week of January 1] Preparing for a Meaningful Goodbye
Let's consider tools to help you break up meaningfully | Let's break up warmly, but coolly.
[Online Class Management Tips] Creating an Online Time Capsule

[Week of January 2] Organizing the Classroom
Let's clean up the mess | Let's write it down thoroughly
[Online Class Management Tips] Handing Over Your Online Classroom


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Twelve Months of Classroom Management Tips: Everything You Need to Know About Monthly and Weekly Classroom Management

The teacher's job.
No matter how much I do, there is no end to it.
When I take a moment to catch my breath, I feel guilty again, thinking, 'Maybe I wasn't able to guide my class well enough because of this?'
Teacher Lee Jin-young says that for teachers to manage their classes without getting tired and with self-satisfaction, the most effective way is to develop the habit of thinking about and planning out monthly and weekly assignments in advance.
Teacher Lee Jin-young organized weekly classroom management assignments for 40 weeks a year and compiled them into a book upon the strong recommendation of fellow teachers who had seen the effectiveness of the work.
Teacher Lee Jin-young says that if you diligently follow the classroom management tasks presented each month and week, you will feel proud of yourself for managing your class in a stable and systematic manner.


A Teacher's Mindful Tips: Jinyoung's Emotional Management Methods for Trusting and Following

Teacher Lee Jin-young has been focusing on ‘handling emotions.’
I majored in counseling psychology in graduate school and won first place in the Emotional Education Research Competition.
And we've created books and training focused on caring for the diverse emotions of people in schools.
This time, we focused on the teacher's mind.
This book provides a clear and warm guide on how to positively resolve the emotional issues that inevitably arise every month and week when running a classroom and live with self-awareness.
To learn how to wisely manage easily swayed and frustrating emotional issues, trust and follow teacher Lee Jin-young.

Tips for Running a 40-Week Online Blended Classroom: Future Education Activities, Counseling, and Play

As the global pandemic of 2020 shook schools, teachers desperately sought new tools and platforms, unconditionally giving their best to teach and guide children.
After a year, it seems unlikely that schools will ever return to their former state, even if the pandemic is completely gone.
Because everyone has personally experienced the value of distance learning and face-to-face learning.
The future of education and future schools is being reimagined.
What useful techniques can we use to manage a classroom with just the right balance of online and offline learning—neither excessive nor inadequate? Teacher Lee Jin-young has shared 40 weekly tips for running an online classroom in his book.