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Little Learners: Managing the Early Education Classroom
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“Routines are like the heartbeat of an early childhood classroom—they provide comfort, stability, and an environment where kids can thrive both emotionally and academically.” — Julie Madsen
In this informative episode of the Teacher Edition podcast, Jenny welcomes Julie Madsen, a national consultant at BJU Press and expert in early education, to discuss the practical ways on how to manage little learners. Jenny draws on Julie’s expertise with young students to share actionable strategies and emphasize the importance of routines, transitions, and effective classroom management.
Join Jenny and Julie as they unpack:
- The Challenges of Managing Transitions for Young Learners and How to Navigate Them Using Simple, Reliable Cues.
- The Three P’s: Preparation, Persistence, and Positivity — and How They Shape a Positive Classroom Environment.
- Practical Tips for Utilizing Classroom Space Effectively to Foster Better Learning and Behavioral Outcomes.
Julie emphasizes, “In those early years, sensory experiences play a huge part in brain development, and how we structure our classrooms can enhance or hinder this vital growth.”
Jenny wraps up this episode with a heartfelt reminder to educators on the importance of re-evaluating and refining the foundational elements of teaching. With practical advice for early childhood educators, this episode will leave you inspired and empowered to revamp your classroom strategies and foster a thriving, nurturing environment for your little learners. Every day in the classroom is YOUR day to impact and inspire through God’s power and grace working in you.
Go do what God has called you to do!
“Establishing routines helps students feel comfortable and secure. Students have big feelings, and we need to be able to let them rely on us to be safe.” — Julie Madsen
About Julie Madsen
Julie graduated from Saint Louis University with a doctorate in education. She has been a teacher, early childhood director, and principal for 13 years in Christian schools. She enjoys coaching others as well as working with students of all ages. She currently works for BJU Press as a national consultant.
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