E-Course

Introducing…

A one of a kind program that provides training and support to new and soon to be teachers.

Join the New Teacher Toolbox and discover the tools for reducing stress, transforming and managing classroom behaviors, and creating engaging lessons that students love. The New Teacher Toolbox also offers digital learning tutorials to help teachers successfully transition to distance learning.

Save 20% for a limited time! Click the payment option below to get started!

6 equal payments of $45 for 6 months

Save an additional 20% with a one-time payment of $220

Using the tools inside the New Teacher Toolbox, you’ll learn how to:

Create an effective classroom management plan
Transform negative behaviors and create a positive classroom community
Reduce stress and fall in love with teaching
Simplify the lesson planning process so that you can have a life outside of the classroom
Create your own teaching resources when the resources you need are unavailable
Use technology to teach
Get your students excited about learning using hands-on methods and technology

What are others saying about the New Teacher Toolbox?

Hi, I’m Emily

“My favorite part of the New Teacher Toolbox is that it is all just so applicable. There are so many examples that you can implement in your classroom right now. I am so glad that I signed up! I feel so prepared to start my teaching career.”

Hi, I’m Shannon

“I didn’t know what resources I needed and I didn’t have a positive community. I felt so overwhelmed every day and I didn’t know who to turn to. To be able to find support in such an amazing leader like Meghan, it’s kind of a no brainer. What she is offering between classroom management, classroom organization, and the community is so worth it. You will not regret your decision! Meghan can provide so many resources and positive energy to make your first year the best it can be.”

Hi, I’m Emily

“When I was in college I learned classroom management during my first semester. The only classroom management strategies I knew were what I saw during my student teaching experience. When you introduced your five pieces of classroom management, I realized there was so much I didn’t know about classroom management. Because I was not implementing those pieces in my classroom, I was not getting the results I wanted when it came to student behaviors. I now feel much more confident when it comes to classroom management.”