Let’s say you have a class mission statement or goals you envision your learning space to be. It is important to strategically map out how to achieve those goals. But what happens when school is in session, your Zoom room is filled with boxed screens of cute student faces, or your homeschool space is now bustling with kids of different ages at the table? How do you stick true to your classroom goals and expectations and not compromise, even if everything appears to be going wrong smack in the middle of class?
This is where you must take your plans and put them into action! Exactly how do you keep things running smoothly once the day starts? This page may be a solution for you. It is full of practical strategies to help you execute your classroom routines, achieve those classroom goals, help student’s complete their projects, and finalize those daily tasks with ease. These articles and resources will show you how to keep students engaged, manage transitions, and make your classroom feel like a well-oiled machine.
Over here at SLeaf we firmly believe this is 100% possible and achievable—without the mayhem.
Below are a list of a tools that folks on our SLeaf team have used or currently use when there is a need to bring more structure, clarity, and calm into the an educational space using project management strategies. Whether you’re planning routines, tracking behavior, or managing student projects, these resources are a great place to start!
At our career education site, Think Skill Tools, we have even MORE resources on bringing project management to the classroom.
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