Understanding the Power of Guidance; It’s a WIN /WIN for Children & Adults (Gr K-12)

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Presenter - Stephanie Lester

REGISTRATION is open on the WMCSPDRegistration page.

Virtual sessions   4pm to 6pm

March 2, March 3, 2022

These sessions  will forever change the way you look at opportunities to guide children in your classroom! Both you and your students will be winners when you implement the principles of guidance.  Effectively guiding children is a BIG part of every educator’s day! The principles of guidance will be presented along with practical classroom management strategies that create and sustain a positive classroom environment. The functions of behavior, strategies, and action steps to addressing inappropriate behaviors will be shared. Real life scenarios will be discussed and practical applications shared. Come prepared to leave excited and ready to implement the principles of guidance!

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