Oct 4, 2023
As teachers, we’re not responsible for diagnosing a child with ADHD, but sometimes we are the first to notice and identify symptoms. So if you do notice symptoms, there are some strategies you can implement in your classroom. In today’s episode, I’m sharing my most effective strategies that help manage and support...
Sep 27, 2023
Raise your hand if you think you’re being crystal clear when giving directions, but afterwards find yourself answering multiple questions about the instructions you just gave. If you’re like me, I’m raising my hand very, very high!
This was challenging for me when I was in the classroom, and it took me a few...
Sep 20, 2023
Do you have a chatty class this year? In last week’s episode, episode 261, I shared 15 troubleshooting strategies to help figure out how you can prevent the chatter when your students need to be focused on the lesson or activities. It’s important for students to recognize when their chatter is disruptive, but on...
Sep 13, 2023
Having a chatty class can definitely be a challenge, but also viewed as a blessing. If you have already learned that you have a chatty class, it’s best to reframe your thinking to reflect a more positive outlook. In order to do so, implement strategic strategies that redirect their talkative behavior...
Sep 6, 2023
If you’re a few weeks into the new school year, the harsh realities of teacher responsibilities and a constant overwhelming amount of stress have probably already sunk in. And unfortunately, when that happens, we begin to doubt ourselves which leads to comparing ourselves to more experienced teachers.
Likewise, as...