Specialized Classroom Management
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Support students’ social-emotional learning by teaching replacement skills, managing your own emotions with strategies designed to calmly defuse disruptive situations and celebrating their progress!
Don’t let behavioral mistakes and meltdowns derail your academic mission. Learn how to apply a social skills curriculum and multi-tiered motivation system to create - and sustain – a safe, inclusive learning environment.
The Specialized Classroom Management workshop introduces you to key critical components of the Boys Town Education Model® and is ideal for self-contained and alternative school programs looking for a way to reduce disruptive behaviors. This multi-tiered, school-based intervention program – combined with a comprehensive motivation system – is designed for students needing tertiary supports, providing them with the positive behavior support they need to succeed.
Training Benefits
Support students’ social and emotional deficits with a focus on teaching replacement behaviors
Improve student motivation to reach their full potential
Reduce disruptive behaviors and referrals
Increase on-task behaviors
Increase academic engagement and instruction time
Choose Your Training Method
Two-day Virtual Live Training
In this live, interactive virtual experience, you will learn and practice practical strategies to address the behavioral, academic, and social/emotional learning needs of your students.
Two-Day In Person Training
Our in-person training option offers a highly-interactive workshop where experienced instructors will equip you with practical strategies to address the behavioral, academic, and social/emotional learning needs of your students.
Two-day Virtual Live Training
In this live, interactive virtual experience, you will learn and practice practical strategies to address the behavioral, academic, and social/emotional learning needs of your students.
Two-Day In Person Training
Our in-person training option offers a highly-interactive workshop where experienced instructors will equip you with practical strategies to address the behavioral, academic, and social/emotional learning needs of your students.
Teaching social skills to students is the foundation for achievement and success. It is as necessary as academics.
Matt Williams, Assistant Principal, Phoenix AZ, Boys Town Partner since 2011
The Well-Managed Schools training was helpful, interactive and engaging!
Teacher, Goff Jr. High School, Pawtucket RI
The WMS philosophy is great! It will definitely help reduce unwanted/inappropriate behaviors that students are exhibiting at a high rate since they returned from the pandemic/virtual learning.
Educator, Ysleta Independent School District, El Paso, TX
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by Courtney Dealy, Manager, Boys Town National Training
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