[TST26] 3 Calm Cues to Teach in the First Week (So You Stop Repeating Yourself All Year) with Andriana Zarovska

🎧 This episode is part of Teacher Summer Talks!We’re sharing it for free on our Teacher Approved podcast feed for 48 hours only! Be sure to grab your free ticket so you don’t miss all the other summit happenings. And don’t forget you can upgrade to the Max Pass to get ongoing access to all sessions in a private podcast feed, a PD certificate for 10 hours, plus other resources and bonuses, worth over $700 in total. Grab your Max Pass here. About the Session: In this practical session, Andriana Zarovska of The Active Educator shares three simple "calm cues" that teachers can explicitly teach during the first week of school to reduce repetitive reminders, strengthen classroom routines, and create a more responsive learning environment. Rather than relying on constant verbal redirection, teachers will learn how to establish predictable attention signals, smooth transitions, and independent help-seeking routines that students can successfully follow all year long.Attendees will walk away with a simple framework for teaching classroom expectations proactively through modeling and practice, helping them spend less time managing behavior and more time building meaningful connections with students. This session is especially valuable for K–2 teachers who want to create a calm, structured classroom while maintaining a warm, joyful, and developmentally appropriate learning environment.Links:WebsiteInstagram: @the_active_educatorFreebie: Back-to-School Power PackCome join all the fun in the Teacher Summer Talks Camp Lodge.🎤 Teacher Summer Talks is hosted by Heidi and Emily and sponsored by Teacher Approved Club and Second Story Window.