About the Instructor – Kristin Burke

Uniquely Qualified Instructor

KRISTIN BURKE is a dynamic and enthusiastic national presenter and an experienced educator. Invited to speak at conferences, college campuses and schools, Kristin shares her expertise on working with challenging students in a variety of settings. She believes that equipping students with tools to regulate their emotions, reduce their disruptive behaviors, and improve their learning is the goal of every educator and one made more easily attainable with the strategies she has developed. Drawing on her experiences with PK-2 grade students, Kristin developed and tested her practical strategies that will be perfect for your classroom. Kristin is also the author of Reducing Disruptive Behaviors While Increasing SelfRegulation and Academic Success (PK-2), the digital resource handbook you will receive at the seminar. Kristin's knowledge, experience, and expertise translates into a seminar that is jam-packed with great ideas you will want to use immediately to improve student behaviors and increase learning!

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"I can't say enough about how amazing Kristin is! I've been to mindfulness trainings before but the way she presents & teaches the material is more of an emotional way where I could relate with situations and really understand the concepts. I wish everyone in the district had the opportunity to attend this session. I'm excited to go back to the classroom and use these techniques. I'm more excited to help my students!"
Jessica Carhart, SPED Teaching Assistant

"Reaffirmed things I'm doing and gave me new things to try."
Kimberly Perry, SPED PreK Teacher

"Very helpful. Good practical strategies. Can't wait to try them out."
Julie Davidson, Preschool Manager

"Kristin did a phenomenal job teaching us strategies, letting us try them, explaining why they work and answering our questions. I found this to be one of the best seminars I have been to in my 25+ year teaching career."
Michelle Beeskow, PreK Teacher