Description
Students are more likely to be emotionally and intellectually invested in the classes in which they have positive relationships with their teachers. Teachers who build positive relationships with their students may enjoy increased levels of students’ interest in and enjoyment of the class, increased levels of students’ academic achievement, and a decrease in the occurrence of classroom disruptions. This session will cover strategies for managing attention, time, feedback, expectations to improve your student outcomes.

Why Training Matters for Maintenance & Operations Staff
Reputation Management - How to Maintain, Protect, Boost, or Repair Your Online Presence
Purchasing 101: Understanding School District Purchasing Process and Requirements
School Culture
The Power of Multi-Tier System of Support
Public Speaking for Chief Business Officials and Other Fiscal Leaders
Relationship and Trust Building with the Employee Unions
Para - Educators Training
Cybersecurity Awareness for Educators
Change Management
Board & Superintendent Relationships: Strategies for Building Trust in the Mistrustful Context of K-12 Public Education
Dyslexia: Closing The Reading Achievement Gap Through Best Practices 


