Addressing Challenging Behaviour - A Day Training for Teachers

This day training is meant for teachers and future teachers who are concerned with students behaviour needs and need to stop misbehaviour to maximise teaching time in their classrooms.

Addressing Challenging Behaviour by Romina Muse (day training schedule- Feb 16th)

 

9.45 am Registration

10am - 11.30am What's effective discipline? Choice-Based Discipline

11.30am - 11.45am Coffee break on the house

11.45am - 1pm Children Need to Behave (Needs & Discipline Problems, Behaviour & the Brain)

1pm - 2pm Lunch break

2pm - 3.30pm Responding to tough cases : The Win-Win Approach to Discipline

3.30pm - 3.45pm Coffee break on the house

3.45pm - 5pm Discipline Classroom Plans ready to adapt to your needs

Payment byFeb 14th (bank deposit)	Payment on site on Feb 16th (Cash)
1 person                                            $ 150.-	1 person                                            $ 180.-
1 person (who attended 2012 trainings)        $ 135.-	1 person (who attended 2012 trainings)        $ 160.-
3 people enrolling together             $ 120 each-	3 people enrolling together             $  145 each-
Caja de ahorro $ banco GaliciaNo. 4016826-2 060-1 (Romina GeraldinaMuse) CBU 0070060330004016826217 CUIT 27-23416401-0. Once you make the deposit, I'll appreciate if you could send an email to dynamic4kids@live.com.ar with the date and number of transaction

 Romina Muse has been a TEFL for over 19 years and has taught English at all levels. She holds a degree in English from ISP Dr Joaquín V González. She also studied and lived in the UK where she took courses in English as a second language and taught Spanish as a foreign language. She is the founder and director of Dynamic, an English language school for babies and young learners. She worked as a teacher for English in Action, a project aimed at special educational needs students, directed by Susan Hillyard. She has lectured on special needs, cognitive psychology and behavior management among other topics at international conferences and Semana de Educación Especial organized by the Ministry of Education (2010 & 2011). She holds a diploma in Neuropsychology and Learning Disabilities from Fundación de Neuropsicología Clínica sponsored by Universidad de Morón. Her goal in teaching is oriented towards life-long active learners.  

 Looking forward to seeing you at the training.

Kindly.

Romina Muse