S4 Episode 2: Beginning the Year Successfully
Episode Notes
We’re settling into the school year, which means our classroom management skills must be sharper than ever. Today, the author of Real Talk about Classroom Management, Serena Pariser, joins us to talk about her favorite techniques for student engagement. She’s a wealth of knowledge and her advice is sound (and simple). Join in on the conversation with Danielle and Angelia to learn ways to captivate student attention all year long. You might be surprised to hear it’s as simple as the way you start learning students’ names. Plus, bonus points for participation; three listeners will have the chance to win a copy of Serana’s book. Check Twitter to respond to the prompt to be entered to win. #3PsinaPod
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