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Session
Classroom Procedures that Will Save Your Sanity
with Linda Kardamis of Teach4theHeart
In this rapid-fire session, Linda Kardamis will share fifty practical classroom procedures that just might save your sanity and will certainly make your classroom run a bit more smoothly. These procedures solve a variety of common problems such as regaining students’ attention, keeping track of absent/missing work, and even the age-old my-students-don’t-have-their-pencils problem. (Perfect for grades 3 – 12 but will also be helpful for lower grades.)
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About Linda Kardamis
Linda Kardamis taught middle school math before being led to become the founder of Teach 4 the Heart - a website centered on providing practical advice, encouragement, and support for Christian teachers. As part of her calling to uplift educators everywhere, Linda has written three books: Create Your Dream Classroom, Take Heart & Teach, and Teach Uplifted. She is also the creator of online courses such as Classroom Management 101 and Beyond Classroom Management, and her Teach 4 the Heart podcast is enjoyed by a growing number of educators.
All of Linda's work and programs focus on her faith-based passion and calling to help teachers across the country and around the globe excel and thrive in their teaching adventures and careers. Linda is also a wife and mom of four littles, which, of course, keeps things interesting.
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Thank you so much, I hadn’t heard of passing work to the front before but to the side!
Thank you so much! I learned many useful classroom procedures to put into practice!
Thank you! So many helpful things here.
This topic was my very first ever at Teach for the Heart years ago. These really have saved my sanity and I love to revisit this training at least every couple of years. 🙂