Addressing Student Anxiety while Teaching Remotely
While we may be teaching remotely in the next few weeks due to the Coronavirus, it will still be important to sooth our students’ anxiety – maybe even more important! As we transition to remote teaching and learning, connecting with and assisting our...
How to Use Music to Calm Your Students – Soundtracking
Playing music in your classroom is a great way to create a sense of calm and focus. Want to know how? In this video, I’m going to show you how to Soundtrack your classroom in 6 simple steps. This SEAL strategy is a teacher favorite in my SEAL Teacher Training...
What effects can music have on student success?
Music has been touted as an aid for a variety of things, but it can be a controversial topic. Some people are convinced their performance on professional and academic matters is better when they are listening to music, while others claim the opposite. We love music at...
Prep and Transition – 4 Steps to a Focused Class
I used to pride myself in how well my students transitioned from one activity to the next. I could count them down from 5 and they would be ready for the next task. In the last couple of years, however, this has not be the case. In fact, I was almost embarrassed...Log In Here
Teacher Retreats!
