Teachers' Tent - Episode 24: "The range of abilities in my students is insane! What can I do?"

Time for Conferences with Parents! Some teachers dread them, but if you join us, you'll have nothing to worry about! Dive in with us, as we look into the Top Ten Do's and Do Not's of Parent Teacher Conferences!

"Teaching? Oh, that's an easy job!" Anyone ever said this to you? Join us to see the five things we teachers want all non-educators to understand about our profession!

Join us to get five more tips to ace the hard job of giving directions to students!

If you've ever felt like you were talking to a wall while giving directions, you are not alone! Join us to discover five tips to ensure all your students listen and comply with your instructions.

Learn about the one thing Albert Einstein, Pablo Picasso and Octavia Spencer had in common. Get some tips on how to help kids diagnosed with this learning disability, who currently make up 10-15% of our student population.

Are you experiencing students that are three, four or five grades below where they should be in your ONE class? You are not alone! Join us to understand this trend, why it is happening, and what we can to do to reduce this disparity.

Join us for the final piece on classroom management seen from the perspective of the bits of entitlement that may have permeated into our classrooms!

Join us for a sequel to our successful first presentation on this vital topic, where we will share three more ways to improve your effectiveness by strengthening your classroom management!

Join us, in this first of three episode series, to set the ground for a good year with your students. We will share situations just like those likely to happen in your classroom, so you'll know how to appropriately and effectively respond.

Nothing can be as disappointing as returning from your break and having to transform an empty room into an inviting learning environment! Join us to discover where to start and how to place your seats, special areas, and best use your available space!