If we were to recall a teacher who we felt had a positive influence on us during our student days, we are most likely to think of a teacher who had made us feel comfortable and through the teacher’s ability to make us feel comfortable, we are able to learn what we have been given to learn. Modern cognitive research also shows that the brain cells would shrink in the face of a hostile environment as for example when we feel fear or unsafe. On the other hand, the same brain cell would grow and develop if the environment is safe and comfortable. A teacher, therefore, be aware that the classroom climate is the most important condition for learning to take place. The teacher must cultivate positive attitudes and perceptions about learning among the students. This course is designed for teachers, and will provide them with the necessary tools, strategies and ideas in order to help their student's change from the inside out and ultimately become their personal best.

A Certificate Will Be Awarded Upon Course Completion Worth 2 Hours Of Professional Development Credit