About Your Instructor – Sandy Stewart

Uniquely Qualified Instructor

Sandy Stewart is an experienced classroom teacher and an outstanding trainer. As a current, full-time classroom teacher with diverse teaching experiences in both urban and suburban settings at a wide range of grade levels, Sandy knows what works and doesn't when it comes to challenging students. Throughout Sandy's career, she has been passionate about researching and incorporating the best strategies for helping each student reach his/her full potential in the classroom. Sandy is the author of Effective Strategies for Working Successfully with Difficult Students and Challenging Behavior, the extensive digital resource handbook you will receive at the seminar.

You will leave Sandy's seminar inspired, enthused, and equipped with a wealth of strategies you'll be able to use immediately in your classroom.

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"I feel that this was one of the best PDs I have had!"
– Jill Marak, Music Teacher Grades K-4

"I so highly enjoyed learning from Sandy today! It was incredible how she had relevant neuroscience to back up these strategies, and I'm looking forwarding to employing these strategies to maximize my instructional time and validate all learners."
– Claire Tighe, 5th Grade Teacher

"Excellent content. I'm glad to have some tools to return to, especially for planning for the year ahead."
– Andrea Dedmon, Teacher

"The seminar was enlightening, as well as solidify some of the concepts that have been thinking about pitching to my principal and well as central office leadership. Sandy is a plethora of knowledge and shared experiences and I enjoyed this entire class!"
– Bettina Mason, Assistant Principal

"Sandy was knowledgeable and had positive energy and so many fabulous ideas and resources! The first workshop I've attended in awhile that has been well worth my time and left me excited to try new strategies."
– Marianne Saucier, Learning Specialist

"Very good variety of different information today. Thank you so much!"
– Stephen Godwin, English Teacher