Today’s episode touches on why it’s okay to change things mid-year in the classroom as well as some helpful resources I have for you to help you do that!
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Today is also the wrap up episode for Season 5. When I do wrap up episodes, I always like to share the top 5 downloaded podcasts for the previous season. Here are they are for season 5:
- Live Coaching Session on Classroom Management
- Top 3 Areas in Your Classroom to Organize
- Virtual Learning for Teachers with Edverything Education I was also on their podcast, Edverything Education, talking about classroom organization and you can listen in here!
- Live Coaching Session on Classroom Organization
- 5 Things Teachers can do to Avoid Burnout
How to Change Things Mid-Year in the Classroom
Students crave consistency and routine but they also respond well to novelty! The middle of the year is a great time to try new things in your classroom.
You can change things as simple as where kids turn in papers or as big as your whole classroom arrangement. Just be prepared to spend a lot of time up at school over your break! 😉
The most important thing you need to do if you want to change things mid-year in the classroom is to create a plan. You can’t just go in all “willy-nilly” changing things- you need a plan!
I’d love for you to have a listen HERE. And I would especially love it if you shared it with your other teacher friends!!!
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