A classroom community should establish clear rules and consequences for students' behavior, as they will inevitably test those boundaries. It is important to set these standards early on and consistently enforce them, using systems such as positive reinforcement or logical consequences. Teachers should work with students to find collaborative solutions and teach self-regulation skills. It is also important to communicate the rules and post them visibly. However, it is important to keep the rules to a minimum and state them clearly to avoid confusion. Teachers should also keep in mind that students may test boundaries out of fear or a lack of understanding, so it is important to work with them and not just rely on external consequences. Additionally, teachers should be aware of different behavior manifestations and use a variety of strategies to address them.