What they are saying….
“My solution genie!” Michael Morgan of Morgan Printing
“Very professional.” Harvey Madison, Madison Photography Center for Critical Thinking
“I enjoyed Sharon’s enthusiasm, eagerness to connect with her audience and her down to earth personality that really brought forth new tactics in teaching, but also interesting insights to people skills in all! I will implement much of her lesson into my classroom as well as my home and personal life.”
“I’d like to have her back everyday.” Owner, ABC Preparatory Academy
How could this session be improved? No, this was perfect actually. Loved that it allowed for discussion.
“Knowledge of presenter is outstanding; makes it easy to sit through training.”
“Very helpful to use in my classroom.”
“I love love loved the tidbits of the history of teaching you included…. I would love to dig deeper into how … education has changed and [talk about how to] “get back to basics.”
What did you like best about this seminar? She had an emphasis on Christ centered education. (This was in a church affiliated preschool.)
What did you like best?
- Where to find books [relating to] morals.
- Plenty of time for discussion was given.
- Explanation of the class which I could understand well.
- Learning how to incorporate values into our planning.
What I like to hear most: “We want to have you back. When can you come? “
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Author Archives: orgstrat
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Heavily Decorated Classroom Disrupt Learning – Scientists say
https://www.psychologicalscience.org/news/releases/heavily-decorated-classrooms-disrupt-attention-and-learning-in-young-children.html?fbclid=IwAR3UxIB6PDnD3oGvIp0XkGz5lORtfE4g0t_lpUxDh_GcKZdWJwgLVhiK-j0 Howevermuch you think it is heretical: too much is too much. Montessori knew that. You know that. Plan your classroom decorations to go with what you are teaching and clear out the old.
Links Relating to Storybook Selection and Purchase
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Character Development Arising
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Excellence in Education Has to be Inspired in Your Staff.
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Our Mission : Helping You Meet Your Mission
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Peter Yarrow's Anti-Bullying Campaign is Gentle, Playful, and Useful
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