Self-regulation, Behaviour and Social Competency

Listed by: Childspace

Professional development (PD) Bay of Plenty

Posted: 20 August 2019

Notice reference #: 1H9x6x

Children need to experience an environment where they know, and operate within, the limits and boundaries of acceptable and respectful behaviour. Once undesirable behaviour has escalated it is often very difficult to regain a child’s attention. This workshop will explore how teams can work collaboratively to ensure there is a consistent approach to promoting positive social relationships and provides practical strategies to share with parents and whānau. Memory will also provide participants with an overview of self-regulation.

This course runs from 10am-4pm.

Normal Price: $195

Events summary

Bay of Plenty

18 October 2019 – 18 October 2019

Bay of Plenty

18 October 2019 – 18 October 2019

Further information

Contact: Rosie Rush

(04) 461 7076

rosie@childspace.co.nz

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