Interactive workshops, training's and webinars for those in the early childhood profession.
All in Classroom Management
Everyone can feel it. The days are dragging by. Your kids are losing their minds. The summer heat is creeping in. Parents are daydreaming of summer vacations. And you, dear teacher, are hanging on trying to survive the last couple of weeks.
It takes a village to raise a child, and it takes one to teach them as well. Being an educator can be challenging but it helps immensely when there’s a supportive team of adults and caregivers in our corner. Unfortunately, it’s not always an automatic response for parents to rally around the teachers in the classroom and we need to find ways to encourage their support.
Are you having a hard time with your classroom constantly breaking and destroying their toys and material in the classroom? Find out where the impulse comes from and what you can do to help them learn how to respect and care for their classroom more.
Preschool teachers have dozens of worries and concerns that can easily wear them out physically and mentally. Here are 5 ways to reduce teacher overwhelm.
