Meaningful Change: Transforming Climate and Culture with Conscious Discipline

If you ask educators what they would most like to see improved in their school buildings and centers, climate and culture often come out on top. Savvy educators know...

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We Are Family: The Key to Positive Culture and Climate Shifts in 2024

New years are for new beginnings. Now that we’re back in our routines after the holiday break, it’s the perfect opportunity to re-evaluate approaches, strategies, and practices with fresh eyes. Conscious...

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Embrace All the Possibilities at Teacher Conference Elevate Conscious Discipline 2024!

Elevate Conscious Discipline 2024: Embrace Possibilities in Las Vegas, NV is around the corner! We couldn’t be more excited about this incredible opportunity for educators worldwide to experience this...

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Empowering Educators for Life-Long Self-Regulation: A Transformational Workshop for Students with ASD and Caregivers

When we think of autism, our frame of reference can be limited to students with ASD in our school systems. While it is true that autism is an important...

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Five Ways Conscious Discipline Strengthens MTSS

Meeting the needs of diverse learners can be a tall order, whether they’re in self-contained, mainstream, or inclusion classrooms. Part of the solution has been the use of Multi-Tiered...

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Elevate Spotlight:
From Mentorship to Partnership with Keynoters Amy Speidel and Latoria Marcellus

There is something profoundly unique about a mentoring relationship; even more so when it evolves into a deep and true partnership as like-minded colleagues. This is exactly what happened...

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Elevate Spotlight: Focusing on the Good with Keynoter Tanyelle L. Hannah

To say Tanyelle L. Hannah is a motivational force would be underselling her experience, passion and ability. Everyone sits up and listens when Tanyelle, or “Principal Hannah” as she’s...

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Why Classroom Management in Education Doesn’t Work: A Conference for Teachers of Children Who are Hard to Reach

Problems with student behavior in schools continue to rise steadily. A recent EdWeek Research Center survey indicates 70% of educators, including 1,058 teachers, principals and district leaders, have experienced student...

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