All training courses can be presented in a virtual format.
Getting back to school: Behaviour for learning in the new normal through the SF3R approach
Adjusting back into the new normal will be both a challenge but also an opportunity for school staff to review teaching and learning practices and procedures.
This will be a virtual presentation where the SF3R approach will be introduced and explored in order to prepare and support the transition back into the school community.
Key areas to be outlined.
Learning behaviour in the new normal
Structure in terms of re-establishing boundaries and expectations
Flexibility in terms of supporting mood and motivation
Rapport in terms of effective and proactive communication
Relationships in terms of the school as a whole community
Resilience in terms of supporting staff and students
Option 1
This will be a 60 minute live presentation with an additional 30 minute Q and A session.
Option 2
An extended pre-recorded 90 minute presentation with 3 part 30 minute sessions with a live 60 minute Q and A session to be arranged 2 days after the recording becomes available.
No two children are the same: Understanding and supporting Neurodiversity
This will be a virtual INSET presentation for staff at your school, which could include parents, in relation to learning, behaviour and socialisation issues during lockdown and preparing for transition back to school.
Issues to be covered will include
Demystifying the traits of ADHD and ASD
Mood and motivation management and dealing with anxiety
Adaptation of learning practices in the new normal
Developing rapport through effective communication
Effectively managing structured and non- structured time within social distancing rituals and routines
Developing rapport through effective communication
Effective working in partnerships between school and home
Option 1
This will be a 60 minute live presentation with an additional 30 minute Q and A session.
Option 2
An extended pre-recorded 90 minute presentation with 3 part 30 minute sessions with a live 60 minute Q and A session to be arranged 2 days after the recording becomes available.
Getting even more curious: Supporting children with ASD and ADHD in the new normal
Neurodiversity is a term which was first coined in the late 1990s to describe conditions such as Dyslexia, Autism and ADHD as not disorders but rather more like variations or differences of the human brain.
This will be a virtual INSET presentation for staff at your school to support learning, behaviour and socialisation issues and preparation for transition back to school.
Key areas will include:
Neurodiversity explained and explored
Mood and Motivation
Rituals and Routines for learning and behaviour
Effective communication and working in partnership with school
Dealing with Distraction, Disruption and Defiance
Option 1
This will be a 60 minute live presentation with an additional 30 minute Q and A session.
Option 2
An extended pre-recorded 90 minute presentation with 3 part 30 minute sessions with a live 60 minute Q and A session to be arranged 2 days after the recording becomes available.
“Get out of my face, it’s not fair and I want to do what I want to do”
Reducing anxiety and dealing with defiance for children with traits of ODD and/or PDA
This will be a virtual INSET presentation for staff at your school that could include parents, in relation to learning, behaviour and socialisation issues during lockdown and preparing for transition back to school.
Issues to be covered will include
Demystifying the traits of ODD and PDA
Establishing boundaries and responsibilities
Dealing with oppositional behaviours and defiance
De-escalation and distraction techniques for anger and aggression
Effective working in partnerships between school and home
Option 1
This will be a 60 minute live presentation with an additional 30 minute Q and A session
Option 2
An extended pre-recorded 90 minute presentation with 3 part 30 minute sessions with a live 60 minute Q and A session to be arranged 2 days after the recording becomes available.