Hosted by Diana Schuda · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 40 episodes
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Managing the Madness is your go-to guide for classroom management in Kindergarten! This podcast helps you ditch the chaos, restore peace, and thrive in your classroom with practical tips, relatable stories, and a touch of humor.Whether you’re a new teacher or a seasoned educator, you’ll find encouragement, inspiration, and management strategies to create a calm, positive learning environment. Each episode delivers practical classroom management strategies to simplify routines, tackle behavior challenges and gives actionable steps to ditch the chaos and find the calm.
Diana Schuda hosts Managing the Madness: Kinder Management Made Simple, a education show with 40 episodes published.
If you feel like your repeating yourself, listen to a management strategy that will help. Plus, things you can do at the end of the year to help your August self! The significance of end-of-year routines and embedding re
In this week’s episode, we’re talking about something that can completely change the way students learn routines, expectations, and independence in the classroom… visuals. So often, we tell students what to do over and o
Feeling like you’re repeating yourself all day long? In this episode, we’re breaking down the real reason why… and the simple shift that will change everything. You’ll learn: ✔ Why routines feel harder this time of year
May in the classroom can feel like… a lot 😅 Energy is high, routines start slipping, and suddenly everything feels harder than it should. In this episode, I’m sharing a simple shift that can bring your classroom back to
If you’re getting ready to meet your incoming kindergarten families, this episode will help you feel confident guiding the conversation around readiness. Because while families are often focused on letters, numbers, and
Back from spring break and things feel a little off? You’re not alone. In this episode, I’m sharing 5 simple habits to help you tighten routines, keep your classroom calm, and make April feel manageable again without doi
Coming back from spring break can feel like starting over… but it doesn’t have to. In this episode of Managing the Madness, Kinder Management Made Simple, we are talking about simple and effective classroom management st
Coming back from spring break can completely shift the energy in your classroom. Routines feel a little looser. Students need more reminders. And you might find yourself repeating directions all day. In this episode, I’m
Have you noticed your classroom feeling a little louder lately? Transitions take longer. Voice levels creep up. And suddenly you're repeating directions more than you were a few months ago. If your classroom feels a litt
Have you noticed your classroom feeling a little louder lately? Transitions take longer. Voice levels creep up. And suddenly you’re repeating directions more than you were a few weeks ago. In this episode, I’m sharing fi
It’s not August chaos. It’s not December excitement. It’s not February frustration. It’s March. And March feels different. If your classroom feels slightly off rhythm right now — transitions taking longer, side conversat
Empathy can feel like one more thing on your already overflowing to-do list. Between behavior, academics, and transitions, social-emotional learning often becomes something we talk about instead of something we intention
In this episode of Managing the Madness, we talk about the very real shift that happens in classrooms around this time of year. If your students feel overly comfortable — pushing buttons, reacting to small problems, and
In this episode, I talk through what the C A R E framework actually looks like in real classroom moments. We talk about how to teach and revisit expectations without stopping your whole day, why consistent review matters
By this point in the school year, it’s not that students don’t know expectations—it’s that they’re still learning how to handle emotions, friendships, and frustration inside the classroom. In this episode, I share a simp
In this episode we talk about why February classroom management often feels harder and why this is not the time to coast. You will hear how leading with love and consistency helps classrooms feel calmer and more predicta
Ever have a day where nothing is totally falling apart… but everything feels a little harder? Transitions feel louder. Getting attention takes longer. And you catch yourself repeating the same directions over and over. I
After reviewing procedures and expectations, many teachers expect things to “click” again… but a week later, it can already feel harder. In this episode, we’re talking about management maintenance what comes after expect
January in Kindergarten is not about starting over. It is about resetting with intention. After winter break, students return excited, a little rusty with routines, and very ready for structure. In this episode of Managi
Welcome to Managing the Madness, where Kinder Management is made simple. I’m Diana, and in this episode, I’m sharing the Top 10 classroom resources that will help you start the school year with clarity, confidence, and c
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