Advanced Classroom Management
Advanced Classroom Management Online Training for Professionals
Advanced Teaching Skills for Classroom Management Key benefits
Course overview Being an effective teacher means having the ability to create an optimal learning environment for all students. This process requires ongoing development and application of a range of appropriate management skills every day and in every class. We know that effective teachers create and maintain an orderly, stimulating and motivating learning environment. It is also a place where self-discipline, responsibility and creativity are fostered and where students develop an awareness of the consequences of their own behaviour. The environment enhances each student’s psychological, emotional and physical well-being. This course helps teachers to advance their skills in creating effective learning environments.
Course content This course will equip you with an in-depth understanding and knowledge of the critical importance of classroom management and its role in the overall behaviour and discipline of students in schools. The course provides a review of existing tried and tested techniques for managing classrooms effectively.
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Experienced tutors will provide you with individual support and guidance 20 hours of self-paced online learning, giving you freedom and flexibility Become part of our interactive learning community Gain practical evidence-based strategies
Who is this course aimed at? This course is specifically aimed at teachers, teaching assistants and others with a professional interest in developing their repetoire of classroom management skills.
Award On completion of the course, students will receive a Certificate of Continuing Professional Development.
Course term dates •
Spring Term: 11 February - 8 April 2013 You can enrol at any time up to 4 April
Topics include: • making positive connections and motivating reluctant learners, • setting up effective classrooms, • setting expectations for behaviour, • managing inappropriate behaviour, • encouraging student self-discipline, • self-respect and responsibility.
Contact our course advisors for more information:
020 8354 7592
[email protected]
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www.icepe.co.uk
Advanced Teaching Skills for Classroom Management Key benefits
Course overview Being an effective teacher means having the ability to create an optimal learning environment for all students. This process requires ongoing development and application of a range of appropriate management skills every day and in every class. We know that effective teachers create and maintain an orderly, stimulating and motivating learning environment. It is also a place where self-discipline, responsibility and creativity are fostered and where students develop an awareness of the consequences of their own behaviour. The environment enhances each student’s psychological, emotional and physical well-being. This course helps teachers to advance their skills in creating effective learning environments.
Course content This course will equip you with an in-depth understanding and knowledge of the critical importance of classroom management and its role in the overall behaviour and discipline of students in schools. The course provides a review of existing tried and tested techniques for managing classrooms effectively.
• • • •
Experienced tutors will provide you with individual support and guidance 20 hours of self-paced online learning, giving you freedom and flexibility Become part of our interactive learning community Gain practical evidence-based strategies
Who is this course aimed at? This course is specifically aimed at teachers, teaching assistants and others with a professional interest in developing their repetoire of classroom management skills.
Award On completion of the course, students will receive a Certificate of Continuing Professional Development.
Course term dates •
Spring Term: 11 February - 8 April 2013 You can enrol at any time up to 4 April
Topics include: • making positive connections and motivating reluctant learners, • setting up effective classrooms, • setting expectations for behaviour, • managing inappropriate behaviour, • encouraging student self-discipline, • self-respect and responsibility.
Contact our course advisors for more information:
020 8354 7592
[email protected]
W
www.icepe.co.uk
