Classroom Management
Creating an environment where the kids own what happens in the class. Holding each other accountable by setting a standard where the classroom is a safe and supportive place to learn.

Intrinsic Motivation
Motivating students to be engaged in learning and being self-propelled without immediate rewards.

Bullying
Moving from anti-bullying to building communities of respect.

Teaching 21^stCentury Kids

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Re-Thinking Education
We have 19th century classrooms, 20th century teachers and 21st century kids! Education for this generation of youth needs to be emotional, relational, interactive and relevant.

Teaching 21st Century Kids^®(T21CK) goes beyond computers and the Internet as the primary source of change in the classroom. T21CK is a one-day (7-hours) workshop that offers a suite of strategies for achieving peak performance goals and working with immediate challenges.

T21CK focuses on what is already going right in your classroom and provides a practical methodology for immediate action, without adding another layer of work in the classroom.

Here are some examples of challenges and practical strategies.

Re-Thinking Education
Updating the educational approach to meet the needs of today's generation of youth.

Re-Thinking Our Role as Teachers
Re-energize your purpose and passion for teaching. Teachers create blueprints for expanding their influence as educators to include the attributes of mentoring, facilitating and coaching.

Re-Thinking Education We have 19th century classrooms, 20th century teachers and 21st century kids! Education for this generation of youth needs to be emotional, relational, interactive and relevant.

We have 19th century classrooms, 20th century teachers and 21st century kids! Education for this generation of youth needs to be emotional, relational, interactive and relevant.

Re-Thinking Education
We have 19th century classrooms, 20th century teachers and 21st century kids! Education for this generation of youth needs to be emotional, relational, interactive and relevant.