Identifying Invisible Progress: Proactively Encouraging Student Behavior Improvement
ClasStars was built for educators to help kids succeed in the classroom. We’re built on four core values: Positive Engagement, Identifying Invisible Progress, Academic Engagement, and Real-Time Attendance. In this Q&A series, we dive into each of these four facets and how each one specifically can help y
Real-Time Attendance: The Key to Accountability
ClasStars was built for educators to help kids succeed in the classroom. We’re built on four core values: Positive Engagement, Identifying Invisible Progress, Academic Engagement, and Real-Time Attendance. In this Q&A series, we dive into each of these four facets and how each one specifically can help y
Academic Engagement: The Balance Game
ClasStars was built for educators to help kids succeed in the classroom. We’re built on four core values: Positive Engagement, Identifying Invisible Progress, Academic Engagement, and Real-Time Attendance. In this Q&A series, we dive into each of these four facets and how each one specifically can help y
Positive Engagement: The Heart and Soul of ClasStars
ClasStars was built for educators to help kids succeed in the classroom. We’re built on four core values: Positive Engagement, Identifying Invisible Progress, Academic Engagement, and Real-Time Attendance. In this Q&A series, we dive into each of these four facets and how each one specifically can help y
Using the APEX Model to Identify Student Behavior Problems – And Solve Them
As a social worker, I know from experience that thorough assessment of a student’s problem is a difficult task. More importantly, treatments and solutions won’t work if the original problem was assessed incorrectly. In many cases, by the time a student came to me with an issue, the biggest challenge for me
Lessons from Louis Pasteur: Classroom Management Under A Microscope
On every container of milk, there’s a label that states that the milk has been pasteurized. Pasteurization is a process that was invented by a man named Louis Pasteur, who is also known as the father of microbiology. In this post, we’ll dive into how we can use this seemingly unrelated discovery and some o