Don't miss this opportunity on April 3! Attendance Works, a national leader in supporting schools and districts with reducing chronic absenteeism, is launching this year's Attendance Awareness Campaign with a webinar featuring CHSS' National Director, Kaaren Andrews. Register today!
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As we enter the last few weeks of Term Four in our schools, Expert Facilitator Kirsty shares some insights on how we can aim to strike the right balance of structure and celebration to help keep our students engaged and look after our own well-being. Read more here - https://hubs.ly/Q029xlS_0
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Here's what teachers on social media had to say regarding what administrators could do to improve their morale for the job.
Teachers to Admin: You Can Help Make Our Jobs Easier
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This talk is especially for clinicians and educators (parents are welcome to attend too). A great chance to hear about the lived experience perspective of what works and what doesn't when supporting students experiencing school attendance difficulties. Learn about the importance of identifying stressors and reducing them. Learn why the language we use when talking about attendance difficulties matters and how the lens we view the problem through impacts our response and our ability to engage with the student and their family. https://lnkd.in/g94s7wna
Supporting Children with School Attendance Difficulties
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Teachers and educational leaders, check out this free short, sharp online PD on self harm. Evidence based, with a focus on strategies you can implement tomorrow. Did I mention it’s free?!?!
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Teacher Talk is probably the one thing, outside of the kids I’ve taught, that I am the most proud of as an educator. It takes time, thought, research, collaboration and an impossible to be persuaded belief that all kids deserve to feel like they belong in a classroom. The topic for series 3 is Self Harm. And once again we partner with Ed-LinQ and Children’s Health Qld to share current practices and responses for our most vulnerable young people. The education team will present a series of supports and strategies for students and staff around self regulation and de-escalation to help teachers promote positive, calm and inclusive classrooms. For more information check out our flyer or register here. https://lnkd.in/gxr9hUBB
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Which technology should you choose for your children in the early years? A parent’s awareness session is coming soon.
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New webinar! Introduction to School-Based Restorative Practices 🗓️ Tuesday, May 28 ⏰ 11:00 am - 12:15 pm ET Restorative practices in schools focus on building and maintaining positive relationships, addressing conflicts, and repairing harm. It involves proactive approaches like circles and community-building activities, as well as reactive processes like restorative conferences to resolve conflicts and restore relationships. By prioritizing empathy, accountability, and communication, restorative practices foster a supportive and inclusive school culture, reducing disciplinary issues and promoting social-emotional development among students. This presentation will provide an introduction to and review of restorative practices and will address readiness for implementation at the school level. Register now ➡️ https://buff.ly/3vSiBak
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INSET: Getting To Why https://lnkd.in/eckzbc9S Tomorrow's INSET is all about REALLY understanding children's behaviour so we can take sustainable, compassionate next steps. Feel free to use & share
KEYNOTE | Getting to Why
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When a client says giving feedback is not their strong point but still writes a "Fantastic Feedback"...love it! Mrs R works for a well-known Education Trust and they have many special needs schools which they manage. They are supporting and educating vulnerable children in our society and doing amazing work... They are one of my great clients and we have been working with them for over 2 years... I did Mrs R's DSE Assessment and after the assessment, I wrote a report back with recommendations as to "WHY" she needs certain products to reduce MSD issues, increase comfort and improve productivity... The trust said, "We Agree" to your recommendations The trust submitted their Acess to Work application and got £3.5k in support We completed Mrs R's setup with √ Ergonomic chair √ Fully electric sit-stand desk √ Dual Monitor Arm √ Cable management system Mrs R is based in Essex so we got one of our installation partners who completed her set-up on our behalf and I did post DSE Assessment to make a few adjustments If you are a nursery, school, college, university or any educational establishment we would love to support your teachers and staff... Just send me a DM today People in my network do you know head teachers/teachers/schools/colleges etc who can benefit from our expertise please tag them in... So, how often do you ask for feedback from your client and what does it mean to you? #schools #colleges #university #specialneeds #headteachers #unitedkingdom
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