Distinguished Educators Seminar Series - Power Struggles: What to do when a student says "make me!"
Event brochure and registration
form:
https://home.mcgill.ca/files/edu-dise/March_31_2011.pdf
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DESIGNED FOR TEACHERS K-ADULT EDUCATION
Threats and punishments rarely resolve the problems leading to
power
struggles.
Explore proactive, positive, and powerful strategies for
preventing and
resolving conflicts with students who are disruptive,
disrespectful, and
disengaged. You will leave this session with a useful framework
for
preventing and responding to power struggles in your classroom
and
school.
LEARN MULTIPLE STRATEGIES FOR
- avoiding power struggles while keeping the students engaged
in
learning
- de-escalating and productively resolving the conflict
(Please note: this seminar will not teach physical restraint
techniques)
JON UDIS
is a respected educator well known for his expertise in
working with schools to find solutions to common but often
complex
problems related to how people get along with each other. Jon
has
presented seminars throughout North America. His seminars are
practical, interactive and fun. Jon is a former classroom
teacher,
principal and educational director of a residential treatment
center for
adolescents. Jon models mutual respect, active learning and humor
in
all of his teaching.
LOCATION
March 31, 2011
9:30 am to 3:30 pm
McGill Faculty Club
3450 McTavish St.
REGISTRATION FEE
Early Bird Rate:
Fax registration to CEL by March 3, 2011
Pay $189.00
GST 9.45
PST 16.87
Total $215.32
Fax registration to CEL after March 3, 2011
Pay $202.00
GST 10.10
PST 18.03
Total $230.13
Includes continental breakfast,
lunch and learning materials
