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  As we begin to think about returning to school after the holidays, remember it is a transition for both students and teachers. Many students didn't have a structured day during the break, so reteaching expectations is the key to resetting after a break. Resets can also be done, just when students need a reminder or an opportunity to work on behaviors. Welcoming Students Back Before students return, send them a message to communicate what they should expect when they return to school. This message can include expectations, upcoming projects, content, etc. Get students excited about the return to school. Before Students Return A few days leading up to the return, think about the expectations that you would like to work on with your students. Prioritize which expectations should be addressed first. If you can, combine a few expectations into your daily routine, this can help with the issue of time.  Once you have your list, write out what each of these expectations will look/so...

 As we roll into November, the holiday season starts to peek around the corner, and with it comes a flurry of activities, conferences, and grading. But let’s face it: as educators, we often get so wrapped up in our students and classrooms that we forget to take care of our number one asset—ourselves! This month at Young Educational Solutions, we’re focusing on self-care and wellness. Why? Because you deserve it! Taking time to recharge isn't just important; it’s essential to being the best version of yourself for your students. So, grab a cozy blanket and a cup of tea, and let’s dive into how you can make self-care a priority this November. 1.  The Gratitude Jar: A November Twist Encourage yourself (and maybe even your students!) to create a gratitude jar. Each day, write down one thing you're thankful for, whether it’s a student’s breakthrough moment, a colleague’s support, or simply the quiet of the morning before school starts. By the end of the month, you'll have a coll...

 Do you know your preferred style of classroom management?  It is important to really understand your classroom management style because it could impact the type of students you produce. Research shows that your classroom management style results in characteristic behaviors in your students. Effective classroom management is a cornerstone of successful teaching. Different educators have different approaches to maintaining a productive and harmonious classroom environment. Understanding various classroom management styles can help teachers find the best strategies to meet their unique needs and those of their students. Let's explore some common classroom management styles and their key characteristics. 1. Authoritative Classroom Management Characteristics: High expectations for behavior and academic performance Clear rules and consistent enforcement Warm, supportive teacher-student relationships Emphasis on student independence and self-discipline Pros: Creates a structured env...