Classroom Management and Lesson Planning
What you'll learn
- Participants will learn classroom management strategies and skills that will benefit their students.
- Participants will learn how to create structure and routines, how to set expectations, and how to make smooth transitions from one activity to the nex
- Participants will also learn lesson planning basics and how to create lessons that incorporate your students, strengths, weaknesses and needs.
- Participants will be able to restructure their classroom management skills to improve student behavior and create lesson's that will make the greatest impact.
Requirements
- There are no prerequisites
Description
Participants will learn classroom management strategies and skills that will benefit their students. They will learn how to create structure and routines, how to set expectations, and how to make smooth transitions from one activity to the next, plus so much more. These strategies will help to reduce the amount of down time for children thus, reducing student behavior issues in the classroom. Classroom Management will be discussed such as the following: Structure and Routines in the classroom the need and benefit of them. Knowing your students and their needs (how to incorporate those into your management system). A child's window of tolerance (what they come to you with is different for each child, therefore they have different tolerance levels) Setting expectations to create predictability with children. Transitions from one activity to the next and how to help make the transition smooth. Managing student outbursts in the classrooms. Participants will be able to restructure their classroom management skills and improve student behavior.
Participants will also learn lesson planning basics and how to create lessons that incorporate your students, strengths, weaknesses and needs. Lesson planning While keeping all the classroom management pieces in mind making sure to incorporate important lesson plan pieces in place for student academic success. These are some key components to a typical lesson plan.They will also learn how to create lesson's that will encompass a variety of student needs to make the greatest impact on student learning. Make connections between classroom management and lesson planning. You will leave this presentation with tools to help you immediately in the classroom.
Who this course is for:
- Educators at all levels K-12
Instructor
Tania Farran, EdD, has over 25 years of experience in education, consisting of 14 years of teaching and 12 years as an administrator. During this time, she has been a teacher, an elementary principal, a virtual middle school principal and virtual high school principal. Having great conversations with parents and creating partnerships for the benefit of the child is something Tania is passionate about. She loves her career working with children and adults and feels as if she learns something new each day. She is the author of the book, Raising The Well Adjusted Child: A Parent’s Manual. She has been the featured guest on two podcasts (Kentucky Momma and Edge Up) and has recently presented at a Trauma Informed Conference for Educators. She hosts a weekly room on the Clubhouse App facilitating conversations about parenting and education. Tania has a YouTube channel provides information to parents and educators on Self-Care, Back To School, and details about her books.
"I had the pleasure of attending Tania Farran’s workshops and Professional Developments. She was not only knowledgeable but engaging. Her workshop on Effective Conversations with Parents provided strategies to foster independence and get parents to track data outcomes for their child."
Damian Kinsey
Boys Town - Washington, D.C
Director of Care Coordination & Community Programs
Tania holds a Bachelors of Science in Elementary Education from the University of Missouri St. Louis, a Masters in Administration from Lindenwood University, and a Doctorate of Education from Missouri Baptist University.