Throwing Students Across the Room Does Not Work, This Does…
Vicki Davis with Steve Miletto
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Losing control of the classroom is one of our worst fears. What would you do if a student became defiant or your classroom began to spin out of control? Our guest offers five tips that can prevent you from losing it, or help reel things back in if you do. Follow on Twitter: @coolcatteacher @SRMiletto @bamradionetwork |
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November 5, 2015
Every Classroom Matters
Episode Guests
Steve Miletto is in his 29th year in public education in Georgia. He has been a high school history teacher, assistant principal and high school principal. He is the Executive Director of the Heart of Georgia RESA (Regional Educational Service Agency) where he and his team work with 10 rural school systems to help them meet their needs. He was the 2009 Georgia Principal of the Year and one of three finalists for National Principal of the Year in 2010. He has a podcast called Teaching Learning Leading K12.
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