The best teacher is the authoritative one. Employing this type of classroom management style will help the teacher find a balance between placing limits and control on students while simultaneously encouraging independence. Which also means explaining the reasons for the rules and decisions. If a student is disruptive, the authoritative teacher will be able to offer a polite, but firm reprimand. It also allows the teacher to impart discipline, through careful consideration of the circumstances. The authoritative teacher is open to considerable verbal interaction, including critical debates. This will encourage students to be thinkers and doers while maintaining effective monitoring. Strategies As Fred Jones, a well-known classroom management expert, explains: “Good classroom seating is the most economical form of classroom management. It's free discipline." Many experienced teachers recommend assigned seating for students to facilitate discipline and instruction. They argue that students left to their own devices will always choose a position that places the teacher at the greatest disadvantage. Therefore, it is important to decide who will sit, where and during which activity, based on the teacher's knowledge of his students. Common sense rules to guide the organization of my classroom.• Make sure students are seated where their attention is directed towards