The Ultimate Guide to Self-Regulation - Webinar with Sue Cowley

Sue Cowley explains how self-regulation works and gives a range of practical strategies for supporting learners with regulating behaviour

Please pay what you can to attend this webinar. Make a donation (£2 upwards) to support Sue's work when you book your ticket.

In this webinar, Sue Cowley will share lots of practical strategies, ideas and tips for supporting learners to develop self-regulation skills. The ideas are based on Sue's bestselling books, The Ultimate Guide to Self-Regulation in the Classroom and Learning Behaviours: A Practical Guide to Self-Regulation in the Early Years. Sue will look at how the range of areas which fall under the heading of 'self-regulation skills', including impulse control, emotional regulation, empathy, attentional control, resilience and a sense of self. She will examine how these skills develop during childhood and the kind of barriers to development that can sometimes occur.

During the session, Sue will share lots of practical tips and activities which can be incorporated into your setting in order to support the development of children and young people's self-regulation. She will examine ways in which you can adapt the environment and utilise resources to support learners to manage their own behaviours. This webinar will include tips and advice for supporting children in early years and primary. The advice will be applicable to older learners as well, particularly those who have SEND.

This webinar is aimed at practitioners, teachers and trainees in early years, primary and secondary schools. The ideas explored will also be helpful for those working in a SENDCO role and also for leadership teams looking to extend and develop teacher practice.

Please note: live attendance at this event is highly recommended but a recording of the session will also be made available for 5 days after the webinar has taken place, for ticket holder access only.

Sue Cowley is an internationally renowned teacher trainer and author of over 30 books for teachers, including the best selling practical guides, Getting your Class to Behave, The Ultimate Guide to Adaptive Teaching and How to Survive your First Year in Teaching.

Attendees will receive a zoom link to access the event 48 hours before the start time.

To find out more about Sue and her work, visit her website.

To book a similar session for staff at your school, please email Sue. Contact details are on her website.

Recent testimonials:

"Sue is a class act. No silly gimmickry or frothy rhetoric; Sue is about building the skill-set of every teacher." (Geoff Barton on X.com)

"Absolutely fantastic, one of the best sessions I have ever been to on teaching. Hugely practical and really engaging."

"Sue is a great speaker and I learnt so much! I have learnt more in this session than during my PGCE. Really great."