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Registration size 1-4 people: $34.99 per person

Registration size 5+ people: $29.99 per person

Watch the Recording at Your Leisure.

All the tips and strategies below are included! 

Powerful! Transformative! Inspiring!  Empowering!  Uplifting!
This webinar is all these and more!
Receive 75 teaching tips and strategies for managing challenging children.  
Receive a treasure-trove of tips and strategies you can immediately implement.  

Here is a sampling of the ESSENTIAL 75 you will receive!

• How to Achieve Success with Disruptive Children  
• How to Achieve Success with Defiant Children  
• How to Achieve Success with Difficult Children  
• The 3 Step-Method that Works with Challenging Children
• Teach RESPECT to Children That Are Disrespectful
• The Important Role of Teaching RESPONSIBILITY to Challenging Children
• Important Steps to Take to Take Charge and Set Limits
• How to Balance Love and Limits
• Vital Facts You Must Know About Stress and Challenging Children
• The Power of Music:  When and How to Use It and What to Use
• The “90-10” Rule and Its Impact on Children that Challenge You the Most
• Major Insights About Aggression in Young Children
• Key Requisites for Creating a Caring Classroom
• The Power of “Leaning-In”
• 5 MUST-KNOW Tools You Must to Succeed with Challenging Children
• How to Manage the Teacher Stress Before It Manages You
• Understanding the Must-Knows for Having Meaningful Conversations with All Ages
• Key Information on How to Gain the Trust of Challenging Children
• Crucial Ways to Gain the Trust of PARENTS of Challenging Children
• The Important Role of “Teacher-First” When Children are Out-of-Control

And Much More
5-Hour Certificate 

After viewing, pass a brief follow-up quiz for a 5-hour certificate. (Retake fee $5)

CDA CANDIDATES: This training can be applied toward the CDA formal early childhood training requirement of 120 hours.

Category: Child Growth and Development Child Discipline/Interactions