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Caring About Children Is the Beginning. Knowing How to Help Matters.
Adults who care for, teach, mentor, coach, counsel, and advocate for children want them to be safe, supported, and successful. But caring doesn't always mean knowing what to say, what to look for, or how to respond when a child is struggling.
Landon Learns training experiences help close that gap by equipping adults with practical knowledge, tools, and strategies they can use to better support the children in their care.
RECOGNIZE
Help adults recognize what they’re seeing.
Build the knowledge to identify warning signs, distinguish between different behaviors and situations, and better understand what a child may be experiencing.
RESPOND
Help adults know what to do next.
Develop practical strategies for responding to concerns, communicating with children, addressing difficult situations, and determining when additional action or support is needed.
EQUIP
Give adults tools they can actually use.
Leave with practical resources, language, activities, conversation strategies, and tools that can be applied with children at home, at school, and in the community.
Practical Training. Real-World Application.
Landon Learns training experiences are built around practical tools, real-world scenarios, and ready-to-use strategies that help adults recognize concerns, respond appropriately, and create safer, more supportive environments for children.
Bullying vs. Conflict
Know the Difference. Know How to Respond.
Learn to distinguish everyday conflict from bullying, recognize power imbalances and harmful behavior, and determine when adult intervention is needed.
Participants gain practical language and a clear framework for responding consistently and appropriately.
Responding, Reporting & Documenting
Know What to Do Next.
Explore practical steps for protecting and listening to children, addressing harmful behavior, documenting concerns, communicating with families, monitoring patterns, and determining when additional action is needed.
Participants leave better prepared to move from recognizing a concern to responding appropriately.
Helping Children Find Their Voice
Give Children Language They Can Use.
Help children build confidence to speak up during conflict, bullying, exclusion, and other difficult situations.
Participants learn how to use conversation starters, Bravery Scripts, and real-world practice to help children express concerns, seek help, advocate for themselves, and support others.
Partnering With Parents & Caregivers
Turn Difficult Conversations Into Productive Partnerships.
Use the CARE Parent/Caregiver Conversation Model to navigate challenging conversations with greater clarity and collaboration.
Participants practice how to Clarify, Acknowledge, Respond, and Empower while keeping conversations focused on the child, solutions, and appropriate next steps.
Building Safer, More Respectful Environments
Move From Reaction to Prevention.
Explore practical strategies that help children manage conflict, practice empathy, solve problems, develop leadership skills, and contribute to safer environments.
Participants examine tools including the Pause Strategy, restorative conversations, peer helpers, student ambassadors, and increased adult awareness of bullying hotspots.
Identity, Belonging & Student Voice
Help Every Child Feel Seen, Valued, and Heard.
Explore practices that affirm children's identities, strengthen belonging, encourage student voice, and help adults recognize and respond to identity-based harm.
Participants examine practical approaches involving names and language, active listening, representation, student leadership, and respectful responses to differences.
See the Training in Action
Hear directly from educators and education leaders who experienced Angela M. Odom's Bullying vs. Conflict training at the National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) Conference.
Practical. Interactive. Immediately Applicable.
Participants don't simply hear information. They work through real-world situations, practice responses, and leave with tools they can put into action.
Bring Landon Learns Training to Your Organization
Training can be tailored to the needs of your school, district, conference, or youth-serving organization.
Whether you're equipping educators, engaging parents and caregivers, strengthening school culture, or preparing adults to better respond to challenges children face, we'll identify the training experience that best supports your goals.
Professional Development
Interactive training for educators, administrators, counselors, support staff, and other professionals who work with children.
Conference & Event Training
Keynotes, breakout sessions, workshops, and facilitated learning experiences for professional and community audiences.
Parent & Caregiver Training
Practical learning experiences that help families recognize concerns, communicate with children, and respond effectively.
Customized Organizational Training
Training designed around a specific challenge, audience, initiative, or desired outcome.
Extend the Learning Beyond the Training
Training can be paired with Landon Learns books, classroom sets, educator resources, and practical tools that help participants continue applying what they've learned after the session ends.
For Educators & Schools
Classroom sets, educator resources, and tools for working with students.
Shop Books
For parents, grandparents, caregivers, and anyone buying for a child.
Quick Start Pack
Practical, ready-to-use tools that help educators recognize bullying, guide real conversations, de-escalate conflict, and build respect.
Your Trainer: Angela M. Odom
Angela M. Odom is a retired U.S. Army Colonel, leadership coach, award-winning author, and creator of the Landon Learns educational platform.
With 27 years of military leadership experience, Angela brings a practical, action-oriented approach to helping adults better recognize, understand, and respond to challenges affecting children.
Through Landon Learns, she develops books, educator resources, training experiences, and practical tools designed to help adults create safer, more supportive environments where children can learn, grow, and lead.
Her training combines real-world scenarios, guided discussion, practical tools, and opportunities to apply what participants are learning. She has presented Bullying vs. Conflict to educators and education leaders at the National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) Conference.
Angela's approach is simple: equip the adults so children can thrive.
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