Genki English: 5 Techniques to get students, kids or adults, quiet ( without needing “shhhhh!” )

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How to get students quiet? For any age? These are my top techniques!
And always remember our job isn’t “sit down, shut up.” Our job is to give students the confidence to stand up and speak up! 🙂
Do share with any teachers who might need it 🙂
Be genki,
Richard
P.S. Average teachers say “This won’t work in my class” or “I’ve tried that.” Great teachers (that’s you!) say “Wow, these are great, I’m going to try them. Even if I’ve tried them before, I’m going to try again!”

[@1234567Josefina]

I'm going to try some of these methods and see which one works for me and my class, Thank You

[@lauraperez063]

Definitely! I am going to try it tomorrow with class!
I'll let you know how it goes

[@iben1195]

Two years later and we're still waiting on you.

[@lightnightsky]

Did it work???

[@malucarnevali1935]

thank you! also it's really important to know our students. cause if I do the clapping one with them they'll clap and scream like there's no tomorrow lol

[@GenkiJapanNet]

That's what the follow up "cheer" one is for - for the kids who've had far too much sugar :)

[@edyanaisnan2009]

dude, alhamdulillah, this is really helpful and fun, I'm so excited to give a try in my class. Thanks a million Richard

[@ernestogiovani1296]

wow man, i start a 4 year class next week in preschool. Lovely techniques. You inspire.

[@yasminedil6233]

Omg it really works and it was so funny, thank ya so much

[@matiasbazaese.7725]

Applause is perfect for kids. Thank you so much!

[@TheVerkor]

That is brilliant, thanks!

[@yohenson]

Oh hoho. This is sooo gonna be tested. If this works(and it looks it will??) that’s amazing. Thank you

[@GenkiJapanNet]

We usually say it works 99% of the time (there's that *one* class where you have to bring in bigger tricks :) ) but yeah, test it all, let us know how it goes and enjoy!

[@imeldarios4454]

Wow! Awesome. Thank you very much.

[@JaneWillowMusic]

Thanks for this video

[@Adamguy2003]

Do these methods work with middle schoolers?
I'd give just about ANYTHING for a way to get the 7th graders I teach to be quiet that doesn't involve yelling!

[@GenkiJapanNet]

Yep, combine them with "The Agreement" technique and they work amazingly well with 7th graders! Good luck!!!

[@fippiaprila5199]

how do you tell them at first though? like when you say "class" they have to say "yes", or when you clap your hands and they follow clapping hands?
really need a lil bit more explanation 🙏🏻

[@GenkiJapanNet]

Hello! The easiest way is to just tell them what to do :) Or if you can't do that then just mime it out, if you've already built up the rapport with them they figure it out very quickly! Give it a try and see :)

[@fippiaprila5199]

@@GenkiJapanNet i see.. thank you so much for the insight 👍🏻 will try it on next semester insya allah

[@jasminecheng6928]

Would you plz make a video on How to make a Quiet class Speak out?

[@GenkiJapanNet]

Hi Jasmine, you can try this one ruclips.net/video/YJe2F3CC5AU/видео.html

[@GenkiJapanNet]

Or this one ruclips.net/video/tkbvW_1b4qw/видео.html

[@GenkiJapanNet]

Or this one for students! ruclips.net/video/kSywwnOEt3A/видео.html

[@edwardking1312]

Awesome !!!!

[@deborahnamulondo2957]

Wow!!!

[@CorynKLeaman]

Wow!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@gigigiselle4366]

Teaching kindergartenrs who you don't speak their first language is a nightmare

[@GenkiJapanNet]

Yeah, you can get by but the best way to is get fluent in their language. Luckily kindergarten kids can be the best teachers! Good luck!!

[@nicolasgonzaloibarra686]

♥️💝