Description
Clerisy Architect: Emily Jones
Length of Workshop: 60 minutes
Danielson Framework: Domain 2 (Classroom Environment)
Workshop Description:
Are you teaching children who display challenging behaviors? Are they often disruptive and difficult to teach? Join us while we discuss Classroom Management Practices to Reduce Student Behaviors. We’ll offer insight into the science behind the behavior, strategies to reduce the likelihood of challenging behaviors, and what you can do to de-escalate (and ultimately eliminate!) challenging behaviors.
Learning Objectives:
I will be able to apply differentiated classroom management techniques to reduce the likelihood of challenging behaviors.
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