A professional Erasmus+ course for teachers, school leaders, counselors and educational professionals who want to create safer, more respectful and more supportive learning environments.
Methods and Strategies to Reduce Violence in Schools is a professional development course designed for teachers, school leaders, counselors, and educational professionals who want to create safer, more respectful, and more supportive learning environments.
School violence, bullying, cyberbullying, discrimination, exclusion, and peer conflicts can significantly affect students’ academic achievement, emotional well-being, and social development.
This course provides participants with practical knowledge and evidence-based strategies to understand the causes and consequences of school violence and bullying. Participants will explore prevention frameworks, conflict resolution methods, restorative practices, empathy-building activities, and intervention techniques.
This course is based on experiential learning, collaborative learning, case-study analysis, restorative practices, role-playing activities, conflict-resolution simulations, problem-solving exercises, reflective practice, peer learning, and action-planning workshops.
Participants will engage in practical activities that allow them to analyze real-life situations, develop intervention strategies, design prevention programs, and practice communication techniques that support peaceful and respectful school environments.
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