Save the date: Nov. 18!
That’s when Katie Anderson, M.Ed., NBCT, Conscious Teaching, LLC, will discuss “Creating a Positive Learning Environment Through Conscious Classroom Management.” It begins with check-in at 8:30 a.m. and runs until 3 p.m. at the K-State Alumni Center.
This lively, interactive training will give K-12 educators dozens of practical strategies to use tomorrow to better manage classes and lead students. Both prevention and intervention techniques are shared and modeled. Every participant will walk away with the tools they need to create the safe and structured learning environment they’ve always wanted.
Participants will learn:
- How to see the best in the toughest students.
- How to teach and reinforce procedures that maximize focus.
- How to use consequences to teach personal responsibility.
- How to de-escalate volatile situations with oppositional students.
- How to make visible the invisible elements of effective classroom management.
The session is offered through the Council for Public School Improvement (CPSI), a public school/university partnership between Kansas school districts and the College of Education.
Questions? Reach out to Tonnie Martinez, executive director of the group, at tonnie@ksu.edu.