Upcoming Webinars
Please note that this webinar is at a special price to help support teachers in New Zealand during the COVID19 period. Please note that the price shown is per head. No discounts can be applied when purchasing this webinar.
With everything happening in the world now, it is easy to feel overwhelmed and be full of anxiety and worry.
Understanding how the brain and body interact, especially when it comes to promoting survival, is essential if we want to manage stress. Through learning the mechanisms that ignite our physiological systems, we can become more able to avoid ignition and also repair if it does happen.
This session will deliver neurobiological information in a way that is easy to understand, retain and implement.
Managing stress is a particularly important subject in the current climate. Join us so you can have more awareness of your own stress and that of others.
What you'll learn
- What activates stress
- What this activation does to our brain and body
- What we can do to avoid activation, and assist repair
Target audience
Everyone!
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Please note that this webinar is at a special price to help support teachers in New Zealand during the COVID19 period. Please note that the price shown is per head. No discounts can be applied when purchasing this webinar.
With everything happening in the world now, it is easy to feel overwhelmed and be full of anxiety and worry.
With the sudden move to online learning and working and learning from home in the unprecedented isolation requirements, many children and young people are spending more time online.
It’s important we understand their world online, if we’re requiring them to learning in this space.
We’re going to look into what’s happening online for young people in NZ around complexities and challenges, what’s needed to best support, and what we can do that makes a difference.
What you'll learn
- Find out what young people are telling us about the ‘online’ landscape in NZ.
- Understand what’s needed to best support children and young people in this space.
- Take away key resources and ideas to implement now.
Target audience
Everyone!
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Your heart races, your mind goes blank, you feel sick – these are symptoms of maths trauma. Upsetting experiences when learning mathematics can cause people to experience symptoms for the rest of their life. One third of primary teachers have been found to have experienced maths trauma – and it is NOT their fault. In this workshop, Dr Nic will explain the symptoms and causes of maths trauma and provide ways for teachers to deal with their own trauma and avoid passing it on to their learners. The single step of recognising and owning your trauma can be pivotal.
What you'll learn
- You will recognise the symptoms of maths trauma in yourselves and others.
- You will learn techniques to help overcome the effects of maths trauma.
- You will know how to reduce potential maths trauma in your learners.
Target Audience
This is especially aimed at primary and intermediate teachers who feel less confident in teaching mathematics as a result of their own experiences with mathematics.
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