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As teachers, we understand how important it is to build relationships with our students, their parents, and our colleagues.

However, do we always do it for the right reason?

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What do great classroom teachers and great swimming instructors have in common?

Both understand the importance of creating environments in which kids feel safe and successful.

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Parenting is a huge responsibility.

Listen to 5 useful tips for parents and educators who work with parents.

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Teachers know that having a great practice means more than using clever tricks.

Listen to these 5 Tips for Successful Teaching.

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A lesson I learned from one of my students named Billy.
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Teachers can discover ways to communicate with their students non-coercively. Using the communication style of a facilitator will result in students who are internally motivated .

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Teachers often use their communication style to manipulate students. This podcast will show how they may use a coercive communication style instead of teaching their students how to be self-managers of their own behavior.

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Teachers, would you listen to a podcast whose methods have been proven to reduce classroom disruptions by over 40% in 5 - weeks?

This practical, easily implemented, four-level system for responding to student behavior can do that for you and make teaching more enjoyable than ever.

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