Dr Q Consulting

What are the four key ingredients to a quality lesson agenda?
1) variety of voice levels
2) allows for movement
3) all tasks connect to the lesson objective except the warmup
4) time stamps

Another batch of “winners” is ready for fall classes! Are you going to win the classroom this year? You’ve got one last chance to take part in the best training for teachers this summer. Join us in Galveston on July 7 & 8!

Writing out detailed procedures and learning how to practice those with students is a big part of managing your classroom successfully! If you are struggling with classroom management, join me next week in Waco or San Antonio, and you too can "win the classroom" this August!

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A pleasure to work with these teachers this week, and I look forward to them "winning the classroom" in August! If you need to win the classroom, join me next week in Waco or San Antonio. Never too late to sign up, and you have nothing to lose but classroom chaos!
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So proud of our Brynn!!

Brynn Woods advanced to State Finals yesterday! After weeks and months of hard work and preparation Brynn performed her speech for the judges. Brynn placed 8th in Soil Stewardship State Finals!

Way to go Brynn! 💚

For students with ADHD tendencies, check out these two desks!

This smart teacher taped the lids together to make it harder for lids to go missing. You may end up losing all of the lids, but not likely!

This teacher embraced the idea of the brain break (ie butt break) by giving his Ss options (they came up with) at least twice an hour. During the break, they get 60 seconds to complete one on the list.

This is for a Tier 2/3 kid that likes to blurt out often. So the teacher gave him a nonverbal way to communicate his needs with this double sided sign. Another great example of replacement behavior.