127: Classroom Management, an Interview with Jenna from That Strong Teacher

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Are you thinking through your classroom management strategies for the new school year? I have the expert you need to hear from on the show today! 

Jenna shares practical tips so that you can feel confident in your classroom management. You will feel empowered to build strong classroom routines and relationships with your students after listening to this episode. 

In this episode we will chat about: 

1. How to build a strong classroom community (and Jenna's secret sauce!)
2. Practical tips for classroom management (and what Jenna would tell newer teachers about management)
3. Building a strong classroom management foundation at the beginning of the year and referring back to it often

About our guest, Jenna:

Jenna has been an elementary educator for 11 years in New York. She has taught second, third, and fourth grade and currently teaches second grade! Jenna wanted to be an educator since she was in second grade. She LOVES supporting educators through her Instagram platform, That Strong Teacher, where she helps teachers become strong and confident in classroom management.

Connect with Jenna: 

• @Thatstrongteacher on IG
• The Classroom Management Playbook

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• 8 Ways to Build Math Classroom Community
• 87: Why you need SEL in Math Problem Solving...Now!

Have Questions? 📱 My DMs on IG are always open @hellomonamath

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