Friends, I have a question for you: Are the students in your classroom too loud?

If so, then welcome to the club no one wants to join (yes, I have jokes).

I can relate to students who have trouble keeping their outside voices where they belong, outside. 

And principals who complain about noisy classrooms.

No matter what has brought you here, you and I both know there is no magic fix for this little (but very loud) problem. 

Yes, we all wish we had a magic wand sometimes. Alas, no one has discovered that yet. So, we’ll have to go with the next best thing…

What’s that?

Tune in to this week’s episode to find out.

Are you ready?

Let’s dive in!

Key Takeaways:

Is your classroom too loud? (00:00)

Story time! (02:37)

My 5-step solution to a loud classroom (03:26)

A few pitfalls you need to avoid (12:44)

How about troubleshooting? (18:35)

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