You're going a million miles a minute and trying to juggle so many balls when teaching in an elementary classroom. Young students are also going through a lot in the classroom, centers, drills, rules, routines and procedures, peer conflict and the list goes on. I've also been there but there are ways to create calm and teach students how to stay calm when all else fails. If you're struggling with students who can't handle the controlled chaos or their big emotions then put on your earphones because on this episode I'll talk about some Calm Classroom strategies that I implemented that you're going to want to give a try by the end of this episode.
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