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Welcome to ISL 2020! Thank you for choosing our 22nd anniversary conference as your place to grow and flourish in teaching. Join us for hands-on, roll-up-your-sleeves professional learning for innovative, creative, and dedicated educators, just like you!

Again this year, more than hundreds of educators in the Southeast will participate in the keynote seminars, sessions, and other activities taking place during the conference. Our vision is to inspire success and a lifetime of learning not only in students, but in adults as well. That is why we value professional development at Augusta University.

The ISL Conference offers something for every educator. Please review the list of sessions carefully and select the ones that will help you to become a better educator and bring new excitement to your classroom. We would like to thank Richmond County Schools, Columbia County Schools, Burke County Schools, McDuffie County Schools, Lincoln County Schools, and Jefferson County Schools, and all of our partners for helping to make the ISL Conference a success! Thank you for taking time from your weekend schedule to attend the conference, and we hope you find our program to be informative and enlightening!
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Saturday, February 29 • 1:00pm - 2:00pm
How About Them Apples! Tools for Effective Classroom Management

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There is a considerable amount of data contributed to Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS) and its sole effects on behavior, but in addition to rectifying behavior, PBIS is also impactful on academic success. In other words, the positive behavior changes throughout a school’s environment translate into improved learning for students and teaching for educators. Research has proven that two factors greatly interfere with academic success; a disruptive school climate and problem behaviors. “Time to Teach” is a set of classroom strategies proven to eliminate the multiple warnings and repeated requests in a way that is efficient and effective. The strategies provided to educators can be implemented immediately in an effort to get educators refocused back on their core responsibility, teaching. Attendees will gain the strategies necessary to manage their classrooms by minimizing disruptive behaviors in an attempt to regain confidence and increase productivity as educators and students.
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Sandra Andrews

Education Consultant
For eight years, Sandra Andrews has been an advocate for learning in the area of training and development. She has worked with many small business owners in a training and consultative role in an attempt to grow their business and has seen the positive effects of training on investment... Read More →

Saturday February 29, 2020 1:00pm - 2:00pm EST
UH 241 Augusta University, Summerville Campus, 2500 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30904
  Classroom Management, All Grades