How To Teach Respect
This course emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and respect. The participants will gain an understanding that if students are to be respectful they must be in control of their thoughts, words, actions, and attitudes. The participants will learn how to teach their students respect by helping them understand that thoughts ultimately lead to words and actions, which if not corrected results in poor attitudes on the part of everyone with relationships being strained and maybe even broken.
Part of The Anti Bullying Boot Camp Program
A Certificate Will Be Awarded Upon Course Completion Worth 5 Hours Of Professional Development Credit
How To Teach Resiliency
Our students need to understand that they are solely responsible for themselves regardless of what people, situations, or the environment bring into their life. What are the areas that they are responsible for? They are responsible for their thoughts, words, actions, attitudes, and motives; five areas. This course will help the participants gain an understanding of how responsible thoughts words and actions can lead to greater resiliency for their students. This course will provide the participant with the tools necessary to teach resiliency, improve student behavior, and to help their students become successful adults.
Part of The Anti Bullying Boot Camp Program
A Certificate Will Be Awarded Upon Course Completion Worth 5 Hours Of Professional Development Credit
Understanding Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment is bullying or coercion of a sexual nature and the unwelcome or inappropriate promise of rewards in exchange for sexual favors. Sexual harassment includes a range of actions from mild transgressions to sexual abuse or assault. Harassment can occur in many different social settings such as the workplace, the home, school, churches, etc. Harassers or victims may be of either gender. This course will help the participant understand sexual harassment and the steps that can be taken in order to prevent it in the workplace and in schools. This course can be taken by students (when appropriate) as well as teachers for PD credit. This course may help meet the NJ requirement for anti bullying specialists and other school personnel. N.J.S.A. 18A:37-17b and c., N.J.A.C. 6A:16-7.7
Part of The Anti Bullying Boot Camp Program
A Certificate Will Be Awarded Upon Course Completion Worth 2 Hours Of Professional Development Credit
Rumors, Gossip, Complaining And The School Climate
Complaining about students in the faculty room does nothing to support the educational environment. Once you find other teachers who enjoy complaining about students, it becomes much easier to get into a routine of complaining to each other. This then makes it easier for other teachers to join right in. What usually goes along with this is a great deal of talk about how the student’s lack of achievement or bullying and behavioral problems in the classroom are caused by outside circumstances such as family or the child’s intergenerational tendencies (e.g. “I had his father as a student and I am not surprised. He is just like him”). The problem is that you take the focus off of yourself and the things you can do to be part of the solution. Plus, if you’re badmouthing your students, and other teachers are feeding right into it, you will walk back into your classroom with a greater dislike and additional reasons for having a negative attitude toward those students
A Certificate Will Be Awarded Upon Course Completion Worth 2 Hours Of Professional Development Credit
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