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Embracing Trauma-Informed and Behavior-Informed Practices in Education
Creating a supportive classroom environment is essential for fostering both academic and...
Embracing Trauma-Informed and Behavior-Informed Practices in Education
Creating a supportive classroom environment is essential for fostering both academic and emotional growth. As educators, understanding how trauma impacts behavior and integrating trauma-informed strategies with behavioral interventions can profoundly impact...
Embracing Trauma-Informed and Behavior-Informed Practices in Education
Creating a supportive classroom environment is essential for fostering both academic and emotional growth. As educators, understanding how trauma impacts behavior and integrating trauma-informed strategies with behavioral interventions can profoundly impact...
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Embracing Trauma-Informed and Behavior-Informed Practices in Education
Creating a supportive classroom environment is essential for fostering both academic and...
November: The Ideal Time to Refocus On Classroom Management
November is here, and as a teacher, you might find yourself in a bit of a classroom conundrum. The...
Ideas for Teaching Fun and Interactive Classroom Procedures
Teaching classroom procedures at the beginning of the year is one of the most important things you...
13 Essential Ideas for the First Week of School: Routines, Procedures, and Getting to Know You Activities for Elementary Classrooms
The first week of school sets the tone for the entire year. It's a crucial time for teachers to...
Tips For Substitutes When You Have A Challenging Class
As a teacher, it can be difficult to leave your classroom in the hands of a substitute teacher,...
7 Tips for Re-Teaching Classroom Procedures Mid-Year
As the school year progresses, it's easy to forget the classroom procedures we set up in...
If Anyone Says, “All You Have To Do is…” Be Wary
In all my years of teaching and mentoring teachers, one of the most damaging things I have been...
Building Positive Relationships With Even The Most Challenging Students- 5 Tips to Help your Class Community
Positive Relationships with Challenging Behaviors Building relationships with challenging students...
6 Quick Tips for Better Classroom Management
Do you struggle with having effective classroom management? We all have been there. This year, use...
Teach This ONE Behavior Skill
These last few years have been more than a challenge and student behavior has moved to a whole new...
Problem Solving Activities For All Ages
One thing I have noticed since students have returned to school is that after so much time at...
6 Skills Students Need To Learn To TAME The Tattling Monster
This school year has brought so many challenges, more than any of us expected. One student's...
3 Classroom Management Strategies We Can Do TODAY To Help Our Classrooms Run More Smoothly
After spending these first 8 months of this school year supporting teachers, I have come to...
How To Use “Plan B” To Improve Student Behavior In Your Classroom
Having a comprehensive classroom management system sometimes (I would argue always) needs to...
Signs You Are Working Too Hard (and some easy tips to turn things around)
Last week I spent time with an amazing first-grade teacher we will call Mrs. S. Mrs. S. is an...
Four-Step Plan To Navigate Teacher Overwhelm
Four-Step Plan to head into each and every Monday, calm and ready to be the superhero you...
5- Easy Steps to Run Small Group Instruction (Even When You are Outnumbered)
Running small group instruction in the best situation can be challenging but what about when you...
5- Easy Steps to Run Small Groups (Even When You are Outnumbered) – Part 1
Running small groups in the best situation can be challenging but what about when you don’t have...
13 Tips For Building Strong Relationships With Your Classroom Team From Day 1!
New teachers (and not so new teachers) report that working with the other adults in their...
Ice-Breakers for Students to Start The Year Off Strong
We all know that we need to start the year off with some activities to help get to know our...
Dear New Teacher…
Dear New Teacher, You’re here! In just a few short weeks, you will be teaching in your own...
Interview with Kelly Jackson Organization
https://www.youtube.com/embed/KmbDHotMM54
3 Questions To Ask Yourself Before You Jump Into Summer Planning
Once the school year ends some teachers turn off the lights and call it a day until they...
10 Most Common New Teacher Questions (And Answers, of Course)
As we call a wrap on this school year, I wanted to share the most common new teacher questions...
6 Things To Do Before the End Of Each School Year to Enjoy your Summer and Be Ready For the New Year
In some ways, the end of the school year can feel like it takes forever and in some ways, it feels...
Tip of the Week: Self-Care
The end of a school year can be the most overwhelming time of all. Even in the home stretch, you...
Five Tips on Making IEP Goal Objectives Meaningful (and easy!)
Writing IEP goals can be challenging on their own, but writing objectives can bring even the most...
Tip of the Week: Reinforcement
Reinforcement is one of our most powerful tools when trying to change any behavior. So what...
10 Tricks to Never Get in a Power Struggle Again!
How many times have you found yourself stuck in a power struggle with a student and you don’t even...
10 Tips For De-Escalating Student Behavior When You Don’t Have A lot of Time!
Can a stack of tips solve tough student behavior issues? I know it’s not that simple. Changing...
Meet Brandie
As an educator for over 30 years I’ve been a special education teacher, behaviorist, mentor teacher, staff trainer, and administrator. I know the doubts and frustration that can overwhelm you as a teacher. I've unfortunately felt the lack of support and feeling of isolation.
Teaching Untangled is a place for clarity, confidence, and support that will reignite your passion for teaching.
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