Mistaken Goals of Behaviour
Date/Time
Date(s) - Jun 21, 2017
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location
Langley CCRR
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Children engage in challenging behaviours, but as educators and parents we often ask why. Austrian Psychologist and educator Rudolph Dreikurs described four goals of behaviour and proposed that children “misbehave” out of a mistaken assumption that they can gain social status with their own challenging behaviour.
° Objectives:
° To identify Dreikur’s 4 Mistaken Goals of Behaviour.
° To understand these goals and learn how to apply techniques to guide the children in our care.
° To explore helpful ways to respond to challenging behaviour.
This workshop is suitable for all early learning and child care professionals working with preschool and school age children, parents, instructors, students and administrators.
Categories
Online
No
Registration Fee
$20.00
Presenter(s)
Sarah McCarthy
Presenter Information
Sarah McCarthy has a Bachelor of Science in Education and Training, a Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Montessori (0-12 years), plus a certificate for Children with Special needs. She has been in the education field for over 15 years and has taught in Reggio, play-based and Montessori centres ; recently being the Early Childhood Program Coordinator and Instructor at a private college in Vancouver.
Registration Contact Email
lmcinnis@lcss.ca
Registration Contact Phone Number
604 533 4425
Registration Link
http://www.lcss.ca/lcss-workshops/
Professional Development Certificate
Yes
Professional Development Certificate Credit Hours
2