As the head teacher of the first grade primary school, how to make the first grade children obey?

When I first started as a teacher, I had the same distress. Should I be gentle, kind or strict? Severe words will make children afraid of me, which is not good for my teaching, but if it is too gentle, won't it deter students and make them think I am easy to bully? In fact, it is normal for every teacher to have such troubles when he is the head teacher.

Because I didn't have experience as a class teacher at first, being a class teacher is not only teaching, but also managing the whole class, and I have made progress in all aspects. Therefore, the head teacher is still under great pressure. Below, I summarized some methods and suggestions for managing students as a class teacher, for reference only:

Everyone came from the school days. In fact, when I think back to my student days, most of the teachers who are often welcomed by students have the following characteristics: understanding, combining rigidity with softness, and unreasonable. Many times, because children are not easy to discipline, teachers will take a more intense approach to discipline. In fact, if you do this, students will be afraid of you, and children will generally be rebellious, tangled and contradictory. Therefore, we should pay attention to our own discipline methods and not be too strict.

However, for some stubborn children, some necessary measures should be taken, such as finding parents, talking to the office and so on. Remember that you are a teacher first, and it is your job to teach and educate people. So you must be good at disciplining children, and you must strictly discipline children when they do something wrong.