ACT Education and Training Directorate Professional Learning and Events Calendar

Essential Skills for Classroom Management (4333)

Description

This highly regarded professional learning day outlining the fundamental skills required of all ACT public school teachers is back! Adapted from Education Queensland’s Essential Skills for Classroom Management, the skills have been validated by the informed practice of teachers across Australia for over a decade. Essential Skills for Classroom Teachers are crucial for effective behaviour management leading to more time teaching and learning ultimately improving student outcomes. Effective classroom management strategies establish quality environments where high levels of intellectual quality and significance are generated improving academic and social outcomes for students

Outcomes

Program Design

This session targets Essential Classroom Skills for Primary School settings, including specialist schools and pre-school sector.

Program Expectations

Event Sessions

Please note that this event is for ACT Education and Training Directorate Staff only.

Availability

Enrolment Closing Date:

19/02/2020

The closing date for enrolments for this event has passed.

This event comprises the following session(s). You will automatically be enrolled in all of them:

Session Title	Start Date	End Date	Start Time	End Time	Venue	Presenter
Essential Skills for Classroom Management	04/03/2020	04/03/2020	8:30 AM	4:30 PM	Hedley Beare Centre for Teaching and Learning Fremantle Drive Stirling ACT 2611

Event Fees

Departmental Staff: N/A

Non-Departmental Staff: N/A

Contact Details

Please contact the following if you require any more details about this event.
Contact Name: Leanne Straatman
Phone: 62078288
Email: leanne.straatman@act.gov.au

Event Target

Sectors:	Early Childhood School,Preschool,Primary,Special School
Groups:	Classroom Teacher,Executive Teacher
Specialisation:	There are no target specialisations defined for this event.

Eligibility Criteria

Professional Learning Focus Areas

Leadership, Safe Schools, Skills Development, Student Welfare and Management