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Positive Handling and Behavioural Training in Schools
time1.5-3hrs
timebeginner level
Dealing with difficult disciplinary situations in schools requires special training. This training course provides various positive behaviour management techniques used by professionals to deal with emotional children in schools. We examine various positive handling techniques and go over the ‘SCARF’ model used to understand behaviour. We also explore theories of child psychology to help you defuse challenging educational confrontations.
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Positive Handling and Behavioural Training in Schools
Learn how to use positive handling techniques to defuse difficult situations in school in this free online course.
Dealing with difficult disciplinary situations in schools requires special training. This training course provides various positive behaviour management techniques used by professionals to deal with emotional children in schools. We examine various positive handling techniques and go over the ‘SCARF’ model used to understand behaviour. We also explore theories of child psychology to help you defuse challenging educational confrontations.
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Module 1
5 Lessons
Fundamental Concepts of Positive Handling Methods
This module will introduce you to various positive handling techniques used by trained professionals to handle difficult situations in schools. You will discover what is acceptable student behaviour and what isn't. Moreover, various methods like the SCARF technique to handle scenarios where the conditions go out of hand will also be emphasised.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Understanding Behavioural Patterns
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3.Management Models
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4.Laws and Regulations
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5.Lesson Summary
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Module 2
1 Lessons
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