We all talk about self-care, mental health, and making time for ourself. However, are you doing it? We are all busy school professionals and probably find it difficult to eat healthy and remain active when we are teaching. We may not be able to eat lunch because our students need us. We may be writing lesson plans, grading papers, or writing IEP goals at night instead of working out or prepping meals. On this episode, Daniela Galvez shares 6 steps that will help you actually meet your goals! 

If you want to learn more about fitness and get individualized coaching from Dani, you connect with her on Instagram or through her website. 

Here are the books Dani loves and recommends. If you have any others you would add to the list, we would love to hear about them!

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Do you wish you had a magic wand you can use to decrease problem behavior in the classroom? This behavior strategy is the next best thing! Once you learn how to implement true positive reinforcement, you will see a positive difference in your classroom AND less problem behavior!  In this episode we interview, Yendri Diaz to learn how teachers can use positive reinforcement in the classroom. Yendri taught several years and is now a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). She shares easy to follow steps that you can use in your classroom today!  

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Welcome to the Class on Task Podcast! 

You will learn how the science of applied behavior analysis (ABA) can be used in schools to improve education. We will cover a variety of topics on this podcast and thought collaboration was a perfect way to start. We want to share about ABA, but we also want to learn from other professionals (e.g., speech and language pathologists, occupational therapists, administrators) on ways to help our students be successful and help educators! 

In this episode, we discuss the importance of collaborating with other professionals in order to provide the best support for students. 

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