Classroom management is everything! Teachers know how important it is to find new ways to be creative without sacrificing effectiveness. So, when my friend, Cassandra Williams, an educator with 25 years of experience contacted me about being a part of her FREE online training event; I said yes.
As an elementary educator for 20 years and a classroom management coach, I preach, teach, and write about how important classroom management is for successful teaching and learning.
During my video session with Cassandra, I share 3 critical classroom management strategies that I refer to as The Building Blocks For Strong Classroom Management.
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Christine Weis is a passionate educator, classroom management coach, wife, and mom of two busy boys. She enjoys teaching, writing, and creating resources for teachers.
Well, I try so much to give directions as clear as possible. I would love them to be given to me, that way.
Classroom management is fundamental to having a successful school year for both students and teachers. Wishing all great success with the new challenges many will be facing this year.
What a great article. The teachers and professors will definitely benefit from this.
There are some great idea hereb for sure, as especially at the moment parents and teachers are all under real pressure x
Thank you! Management at both home and school will be tough this school year! Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers
Interesting read. I was reading a similar post before. The suggestions you have provided are great, in fact since now the situation is different with home schooling and remote schooling.
Thanks so much! Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers
I have so much admiration for teachers! There is so much involved in making sure the classroom is well managed.
There really is! Thanks so much! Teachers really appreciate any kind of appreciation-big or small. Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers
This will be great, whether the classroom is at home or at a school! Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you! Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers
It sounds like a great classroom management guide. I’m sure it will come in handy when the school year starts and everyone’s going crazy in the house lol.
Thanks so much! Managing kids at home is a completely different story! LOL! Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers
Wow… Love your ideas, very educative. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much! I appreciate it! Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers
On man, This year has been an absolute struggle all round ! The Building Blocks For Strong Classroom Management are fantastic though.
Thanks so much! I appreciate it! Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers
I have three kids in three different grades, and I’m doing homeschooling this year. I could not have found this at a better time.
Oh, man! You have your hands full for sure! It’s going to be a tough year for all of us! Hang in there! Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers
I feel like a lot of parents are going to get a lot out of this this year. With so many parents opting to keep their kids at home, they’re going to have to start thinking about classroom concepts.
That’s true! Managing kids at home and their classwork is a whole new playing field. I’ll be doing both! Thanks for reading!
Christine at For The Love of Teachers