Managing Behaviour and Workload with Sue Cowley

A host of practical strategies for managing behaviour, developing self-regulation and handling workload.

This event will offer a range of strategies for better managing behaviour, based on Sue’s work around positive approaches to handling behaviour. It will be a practical, realistic, interactive and inspiring day of training, designed to share ideas that can be used immediately in the classroom.

In the first session, Sue will explore how you can take a proactive approach to managing behaviour, examining how to develop effective verbal and non-verbal communication. She will look at the role of motivation, relationships, rewards and consequences in creating a climate for better behaviour, as well as sharing key strategies for supporting learners with additional needs.

In the second session, Sue will look in detail at the development of self-regulation, sharing ways in which teachers can help their learners develop this skill.

In the third session, she will look at workload, exploring effective ways to manage time, prioritise different demands and handle stress.

This event is aimed at teachers working in all phases of education and Sue will give examples of how the strategies work for all age groups. You will leave feeling more confident in handling behaviour and supporting your learners to improve their behaviour skills. You will also feel better placed to handle the pressures caused by difficult behaviour and teacher workload.

The event is open to all colleagues but is particularly suitable for current ECTs, those who were NQTs last year and those who will be ECTs in September, starting their first year of induction.

Recent testimonial

“… our session with Sue was warm, engaging and full of practical ways to positively manage behaviour through developing better relationships with pupils. The feedback from our staff was fantastic, with the phrase ’best INSET ever’ being used several times.” Adam Morton, Mill Hill School, London

About Sue Cowley

Sue Cowley is a presenter, teacher trainer and author of 30 books on education. She has taught in both primary and secondary schools, in the UK and overseas, and as a supply teacher. Sue’s international bestseller Getting the Buggers to Behave has been translated into ten languages and is a set text at UK universities.

Sue has written articles and columns for numerous educational publications, including the TES, Early Years Educator, Teach Primary and Teach Secondary. She has featured in many education videos and was a regular presenter on Teachers TV. Sue is an internationally renowned teacher trainer and presenter who has worked with teachers in countries around the world, including in Chile, Brazil, Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands. In addition to her work in schools, she has provided keynotes/training for a range of organisations, including Teach First, various UK universities, the NUT, Swim England, Swim Wales and The Football Association.

For the last twelve years, Sue has helped to run her local early years setting. Her latest book is Learning Behaviours: A Practical Guide to Self-Regulation in the Early Years. Visit www.suecowley.co.uk to find out more.

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