Online Class Shows Teachers How to Transform Classroom Management Problems

Online, March 16, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Youth Change Workshops has created a new online classroom management course for teachers, principals, and special educators. Youth Change's Transform Kids Into Students: School Skills Training course can be immediately downloaded from their web and can be viewed instantly.

The course offers updated discipline methods that can help teachers turnaround even their most entrenched, serious classroom management problems. The course provides dozens of one-of-a-kind, use-now strategies that actually teach children and youth how to look, act, and sound like students.

This online class offers leading-edge strategies to transform untrained, unmotivated kids into trained, motivated, interested students. These innovative classroom management strategies are some of the newest, most effective techniques that are available to help struggling students. The methods are designed to be used by elementary, middle, and high school faculty members who work with difficult, unmanageable, discouraged, troubled, distracted, challenged, or special ed students in grades Pre-K through 12.

This online class includes improved, new tools unavailable elsewhere. These tools are designed to work when conventional approaches fail. The online course explains how School Skills Training strategies stop classroom disruption, turnaround apathy, address emotional problems, manage social skills deficits, and build motivation. Also included are methods designed to help students who are in crisis, struggling with family issues, have anger control problems, or have disabilities or challenges.

This online class includes a full color workbook of printable behavior change posters, lesson plans, and student worksheets.

Youth Change also publishes other online courses, including Maximum-Strength Motivation-Makers and Control the Uncontrollable Students. In addition, Youth Change's live Breakthrough Strategies to Teach and Counsel Troubled Youth Workshop will be held in Seattle, Washington on May 3-4, 2012, and Portland, Oregon on October 11-12, 2012.

All courses are taught by instructor Ruth Herman Wells, Director of Youth Change Workshops, and the author of dozens of books on troubled children and youth. Ms. Wells is also a featured columnist for SEEN Magazine and an adjunct professor.

For more details, contact Youth Change at 503-982-4220 or online.