Tag: classroom behavior

Networking 101 for Teachers by Jo Lein, founder of the Teaching & Leading Initiative of Oklahoma, adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University and, Leadership Coach at Tulsa Public Schools We all know the repeated line from the classic Princess Bride. “Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.” If you have seen this movie as much as I have, the repetition of this line may live in your head. But we can learn about how to effectively build relationships and network from this line. Classroom Management Workshop. Join us to learn effective strategies for managing

Praising Students Effectively by Jo Lein, founder of the Teaching & Leading Initiative of Oklahoma, adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University and, Leadership Coach at Tulsa Public Schools Levi, a second grader, had always struggled in school. Known for his fun-loving, yet sometimes disruptive attitude, Levi was always the life of the party. Teachers loved spending time one-on-one with Levi. He would share insights about the world, ask thoughtful questions, and stay focused on what he was expected to do. But when Levi got into a crowd of peers, he would lose focus, run around, and even get physical with