Do you have important facts or information all students need to master? Reciting information out loud is the simplest way to ensure all students learn it. Join us to discover how to incorporate recitation and memory work into your day without it becoming dull or boring.

Do you wish your students were more respectful, responsible, and engaged?  Join us in Beyond Classroom Management and discover how to get you and your students working together on the same team, creating a culture of mutual respect, and inspiring them to reach their full potential.

The program is half off through Wednesday, Nov 20. Get all the details & join us now at www.teach4theheart.com/beyond.  

When we face conflict as a teacher, we can easily get bogged down and discouraged. That's when we must speak truth to our own hearts, renewing our minds in the Gospel.

Join us as we walk through eight key truths that will reorient our thinking and allow us to serve with joy, even amidst conflict.

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Sometimes we write off students as lazy when they're actually frustrated, anxious, or discouraged. But when we start to address their true concerns, we may start to finally see improvement.

Do certain students dominate discussions while others sit silently? Discover how easy it is to use talking chips to moderate small group discussion and make it more equitable and effective.

We've all been there – a student does something inappropriate that we need to address, but it's unexpected and we aren't sure what to do. Listen to discover why the phrase "I'm going to have to do something about that" is so powerful.

No matter what role you play at school, you're going to love these tips for constructive IEP meetings.

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A warning system can be a great tool to cut out disruptions in your class, but what if we want to avoid public forms like a behavior chart or writing names on the board? In this quick though episode, I share three simple ways to give warnings privately – without interrupting the flow of your teaching.

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When students aren't meeting our expectations, we can be tempted to lower them. But this isn't always a good idea. Discover why in this quick thought episode.

We can make tangible rewards so much more meaningful by pairing them with intrinsic motivation. Listen to discover how.

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