Disruption
Small interruptions add up to lost instruction time and lower achievement.
Professional development that fits in one day and lasts all year.
What the research says about time lost and gained in class.
Small interruptions add up to lost instruction time and lower achievement.
A shared approach can bring discipline problems down seventy percent.
Classroom management is the reason most often given by teachers who leave.
Teachers try the strategies in their next class period.
This was the best logical presentation on discipline I have had in twenty-three years of teaching. I have practical ideas I can use immediately.
Each is a single on-site day. Teachers apply the strategies in their next class.
Built on research that includes a synthesis of over 100 studies. The five components are self-control, student-teacher relationships, rules and procedures, responding to challenges, and the arrangement of the room.
See the full agendaThe five pillars are positive feelings, attention and interest, connectedness and relevance, self-efficacy, and sharing best practices. The program was designed for students who are used to screens.
See the full agendaThe day ends with every teacher holding the same set of concrete techniques for the next class period.
The classroom management seminar was one of the most immediately useful workshops I've ever taken. Even after twenty years in the classroom.
The strategies for the out-of-control student alone were worth the day. I walked in skeptical and walked out with a system I've used every week since.
After thirty years in the profession, I thought I'd seen every classroom management PD. This was different. Real strategies, real respect for the work we do, and real results in my room within a week.
Time To Teach Trainer and Educator
Most classroom disruptions start small and repeat. I help teachers stop them early with calm, consistent responses that keep the lesson moving. The training happens on your campus in one day, and your staff can use every strategy the next morning.
One on-site day to raise test scores, reduce discipline problems, and restore rapport. The strategies go back to every classroom in your building.
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