Trainings for teachers and educators
Teachers, trainers and all those who teach others on a daily basis are a group of people to whom our development services are particularly addressed.
The increasing demands of their superiors, the expectations of the participants in their classes (students who complain about the boring form of teaching and the lack of connection between theory and practice) and often also of their parents often put people working in the field of education under enormous pressure.
On the one hand, they are required to adopt a personalised approach tailored to diverse needs of their students; on the other hand, their work is subject to increasing parameterisation and standardisation, in which individuality and the essence of teaching are lost. Recognising the importance of good education for the growth of society as a whole, we support you in building educational skills that will help you develop a passion or even start your own business. That is why we offer training courses aimed at improving the skills of teachers and all those involved in education, both in terms of personal development and innovative teaching and group work methods.
Our training offer is aimed at:
- school and preschool teachers
- trainers, educators
- pedagogues, occupational therapists
- academic teachers
Core topics – content of training cycle
Modern education
- A school attracting like a magnet, i.e. active and innovative ways of teaching(lecture, workshop, practical exercises, case study).
- Narrative persuasion, storytelling, metaphors and analogies in teaching.
- Gamification in education – how to teach using games?
- Forms of group activation – the project method, World Cafe – open space method.
- Educhangers and super-schoolies – the tools in the creative teacher’s workshop.
- Where to find educational inspiration – Scandinavian solutions, democratic education. Developing emotional and social skills.
- Motivation 2.0, i.e. new principles of learning motivation.
- How to make lemonade from lemons? A positive approach to failure.
- Promoting self-efficacy in students – a way out of procrastination.
Self-development
- Interpersonal skills of the professional teacher.
- Collaboration between teachers and parents.
- Effective self-presentation in the teaching profession. Building a coherent image through communication.
- Stress as an ally in the teacher’s work. Preventing professional burnout.
- Building a classroom team. Difficult group situations.
- The Pygmalion effect, a self-fulfilling prophecy – how to avoid labelling students.
- The art of planning and time management.
- Overcoming your own routine – self-motivation and creative problem-solving techniques.
- How to deal with aggression in school.
- How to assess a pupil to motivate them to continue learning.
- Discovering and stimulating creative potential in students.