FREE Workshop/Low Cost Course in Positive School Climate Strategies

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FREE Workshop/Low Cost Course in Positive School Climate Strategies

Time: September 15, 2013 at 6pm to October 9, 2013 at 7pm
Location: Manor Oaks School
Street: 1950 Hillside Ave
City/Town: New Hyde Park, NY 11040
Phone: 631-553-2620
Event Type: workshop, and, inservice, course, -, school, climate
Latest Activity: Sep 15, 2013

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Event Description

                       Nassau Tract presents:

 Positive School Climate Course Offerings:

(1)  A Dignity Act Implementation Workshop

The Dignity Act:

 Preventing Incidents and Promoting Positive Behaviors

Joan R. Fretz, instructor

Thursday, September 26th, 2013

4-7 PM * FREE

Location

Manor Oaks School, 1950 Hillside Ave.New Hyde Park, NY  11040

The Dignity Act requires that schools provide k-12 instruction in Civility, Character Education and Citizenship.  In this workshop, participants will explore strategies for implementing effective instructional practices K-12 to create a relationship-centered learning environment, prevent negative behaviors and promote respectful, positive choices.  
To Register:  Click on the link below to the Nassau Tract portal of My Learning Plan:

http://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=12411&I=1375291

 

(2)  An In-service Course Focusing on Practical

School Climate Strategies

Realizing Our Potential:

Creating Optimal Learning Environments for Teaching and Learning

Joan R. Fretz, instructor

Course Dates

October 9, 16, 30, Nov. 6,13, 2013

4-7 PM (15 hours) $40.00 Fee

Location

Manor Oaks School, 1950 Hillside Ave.New Hyde Park, NY  11040

In this course, teachers and school leaders will put school climate, self-concept and motivational theories into practice to create an optimal learning environment in which all teachers and students will realize their potential. 

Session I:

Keys to Student Motivation: Choice, Competence and Relatedness in the Classroom

Session 2:

Invitational Education:  How Teachers and Leaders Positively Influence a Student's Self-Concept and Choice of Behavior 

Session 3:

Fostering Growth Mindsets:  Craving Challenge, Valuing Effort and Persevering in the Face of Obstacles.

Session 4:

Mini Miracles:  How Mentors Help Students Overcome Obstacles to School Engagement and Academic Success

 Session 5:

Social Emotional Learning:  Instructional Strategies for College and Career Readiness

To Register:  Click on the link below to the Nassau Tract portal of My Learning Plan:

http://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=12411&I=1375291    

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