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> Toolkit #1: Student Centered Classroom (All 7 Videos)
In this toolkit, we will provide you with seven minute strategies to get your classroom moving in the right direction from day one! From getting to know your students, setting classroom expectations, seating charts, and even how to communicate with parents and so much more, this is the professional development for you! Whether you are a new teacher or a master teacher just needing some fresh ideas, here are quick and easy strategies at the click of a button?
> Video 4 - Effective Classroom Rules
Why do we need rules??? They are there to protect us, create order, and give us guidelines of what is expected. There are rules for everything everywhere - from driving, where to park, and even how to act in a park when you are playing, what to wear in restaurants or stores, taking your pet for a walk, and on and on. It is so important to help your students understand the “why” for having rules and how this is relevant for real world application.
> Video 5 - How to Open and Close Your Lesson
The first and last few moments of every lesson are just as important as the middle or heart of the lesson. Oftentimes, teachers neglect to prioritize planning these two parts of the lesson which can lead to missed opportunities to assess student's prior knowledge and mastery of the subject… or even another opportunity to get to know the students a little better.
> Video 6 - The Balance
In this video, we are going to discuss all of the things that are required of a teacher and give you some helpful tips to help you organize or think through a system to multi-task. If you didn’t think that you are a multi-tasker, well guess what, you definitely are!!! Welcome to education!!!
> Video 7 - Parent Communication
Parent communication is an art which involves staying focused on the bigger picture. What is the message you want the parent to walk away with? This should always be centered around what’s best for the student…. You are forming a partnership with the parent to ensure student success.
