Description As educators of young children one of our greatest hurdles
on a daily basis can be addressing some of the challenging behaviours
that can be a part of every child’s individual needs, wants and
desires. We know that the foundation of working towards rewarding
outcomes is founded in meaningful relationships, positive,
constructive environments, and an overall sense of security for the
child. However, in many educational programs managing behaviour seems
to take centre stage with very little opportunity to dedicate time to
working productively with behaviours, or in fact, teaching children
pro-social behaviour. Maybe it’s time to rethink behaviour and ask
‘whose problem is it really’? This full day workshop will build
educators’ capacity to work with some of the more challenging
behaviours, with a greater sense of understanding and clear direction,
moving towards positive outcomes. Upon completion of this workshop,
you will be able to: Identify ongoing behaviours that can be
challenging for both the child and the educator Work co-operatively
with families to ensure consistent and high-level relationships
Develop effective and compliant documentation processes that will
support and lead to positive outcomes Engage in authentic and
effective relationships with families that support all stakeholders
Identify support services that may be available and how to link in
with these services to provide an overall consistent and rewarding
program for the children THE AUSTRALIAN PROFESSIONAL TEACHING
STANDARDS NSW: Completing this course – Rethinking Behaviour will
contribute 6 hours of NESA Registered PD addressing: APTS 6.2.2, 6.3.2
& 7.2.2 from the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers
towards maintaining Proficient Teacher Accreditation in NSW. Other
States: Completing this course – Rethinking Behaviour (6 hours) may
be used as Teacher Identified Professional Development/ Learning
addressing: APTS 6.2.2, 6.3.2 & 7.2.2 from the Australian Professional
Standards for Teachers towards maintaining Proficient Teacher
Accreditation. AUSTRALIAN PROFESSIONAL TEACHING STANDARD DESCRIPTORS
APTS 6.2.2: Participate in learning to update knowledge and practice
targeted to professional needs and school and/or system priorities
APTS 6.3.2: Contribute to collegial discussions and apply constructive
feedback from colleagues to improve professional knowledge and
practice APTS 7.2.2: Understand the implications and comply with
relevant legislative, administrative, organisational and professional
requirements, policies and processes THE NATIONAL QUALITY STANDARD
This course aligns with: QA 1: Educational program and practice QA
2.2: Each child is protected QA 5: Relationships with children QA 6:
Collaborative partnerships with families and communities
culture
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