Trauma  shows up differently in your students so understanding their behavior and giving them strategies to help self regulate will assist them in their success as students. They need your empathy, guidance, and encouragement! Listen in for a couple ways to prepare them to win at being the best they can be!       

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"Understanding why a kid is challenging is the first and most important part in helping them." Dr. Ross Greene

We're back in school! Lots of changes for everyone, new routines, new schedules and it all can be overwhelming! How can you lessen the overwhelm and stress to make your classroom a "well oiled machine?"

Listen in for 3 ways to lessen your stress!

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          Need clarity with behavior strategies? Got Questions?

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If you found today’s episode valuable, please take time to subscribe and leave me a review in Google Podcast, Spotify, IHeart, or wherever you’re listening. I would love to hear from you! 

Let’s Connect! - [email protected]

Join my Facebook Group! - Behavior Strategies 4 Class

Here’s the link for the Pinterest Masterclass for FREE marketing!

http://bit.ly/behaviorpin4u

Here’s the link for Podcast Pro University. Have some more influence of your own!

http://bit.ly/behaviorPPU4u

"Understanding why a kid is challenging is the first and most important part in helping them." Dr. Ross Greene