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Angela Searcy is a teacher and international presenter who is passionate about helping educators working with young students with challenging behaviors and Executive Function challenges. She brings experience as a development therapist and educational consultant, specializing in early intervention strategies. Angela has been featured on WGN Channel 9 Morning News, WGN's Midday Fix and Public Radio. She holds a M.S. degree in early childhood development, a doctorate in education and has researched interventions for improving behavior in classrooms. Angela is author of Push Past-It! A Positive Approach to Challenging Classroom Behaviors (Gryphon House Publishing, 2019) She is also the author of Strengthening Your Students' EXECUTIVE FUNCTION SKILLS (PreK to Grade 2), the extensive digital resource handbook you will receive at the seminar.

You will leave with a wealth of practical and proven strategies you can utilize to make a real difference in the lives of your grades PreK-2 students with Executive Function challenges.

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"I appreciate all the shared resources from the Padlet and digital resource handbook. Angela is a wealth of knowledge and energy! Thank you for all the new learning!"
– Dawn McGee Dul, ESL Teacher

"I enjoyed having Angela's digital resource handbook full of ideas, access to her Padlet, and the opportunity to learn from others in attendance."
– Monica Estevao, Teacher

"Dr. Searcy was fantastic! She came with a wealth of knowledge and resources. Thank you taking the time to teach us today."
– Adebukola Adelugba, Teacher

"Angela was amazing. I admired her energy and her clear dedication to this seminar. Loved it!"
– Caitlin Thunberg, Teacher

"The time went so fast and there was so much helpful information. I really appreciate it and look forward to spending time going back through her digital resource handbook."
– Melissa Crone, Teacher