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Teaching new behaviors through reflection: Free Workshop

Join other administrators & coaches in schools and youth-serving organizations to build leadership skills to help staff understand, prevent, and address challenging behavior. Each session provides a practice using a specific tool, Q&A, and a fresh perspective.

11/5 Teaching new behaviors through reflection: Structured reflection can empower teachers to guide students toward more prosocial behavior, but will flop without adequate planning, practice, and consistency. Leave with a tool and a clear next step for keeping kids in class, learning, and out of your office.

Free and open to the public: registration here

Learn more about our professional development on behavior and classroom management: The Positive and Engaged Learning Community

Why this, Why now?

Educators across settings manage increasing behavioral, emotional, and academic needs without enough practical support or sustainable systems in place, and administrators are stretched too thin. Join us to help teachers be the teachers they want to be: leading calmer, more connected classrooms where students are actively engaged in learning.

Hosted by Dr. Alexis Filippini. Founder of Words in the Wild, creator of the Positive Engaged Learning Community, and fierce believer in the power of relationships and connection.

P.S. Want more support for your staff or Continuing Education Credits?

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