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Responsive Classroom Course For Discipline Elementary Educators Secondary Educators MTSS

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Create better culture, stronger relationships, improved student outcomes, and brighter futures!

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Date

Wednesday, May 27th –
Friday, May 29th

TIME

9AM – 4PM Eastern
8AM – 3PM Central
9AM – 4PM Mountain
8AM – 3PM Pacific

VENUE

Online
Via Zoom

COST

$899.00
Per Seat

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Responsive Classroom offers a human-centered, learning-first approach to creating safe, supportive classrooms where students and adults work together to build a thriving community. This proven approach stresses the importance of addressing the cause of misbehavior and enables educators to confidently use fair and effective discipline practices to prevent, reduce, and stop behaviors that get in the way of learning.

Join a live, online, interactive teacher training experience via Zoom.

1-4 seats

$889.00/seat

5-9 seats

$869.00/seat

10+ seats

$849.00/seat

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Agenda

Day 1

Welcome

The Responsive Classroom Approach and the Role of Discipline in the Community

It Starts with Us

Self-Regulation Impacts Brain Functioning

The Responsive Classroom Discipline Framework

Create a Safe Environment That Builds Success

Planning and Goal Setting

Closing

Day 2

The Responsive Classroom Approach to Discipline

The Power of Teacher Language

Teacher Empathy

Teaching Prosocial and Socially Responsible Behaviors

Misbehavior and Problem Behavior

Responding to Misbehavior

Logical Consequences vs. Punishment

Planning and Goal Setting

Closing

Day 3

Preserving the Dignity of the Child and the Community

Guiding Students Through Conflict Resolution and Problem-Solving

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Helping Students Navigate Conflict

Teaching Students the Skills for Handling Conflicts

Strategies to Respond to Misbehavior—Putting It All Together

Planning and Goal Setting

Closing

Learn how to

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  • Prevent and reduce off-task behavior and misbehavior.
  • Use self-regulation strategies when responding to behavior.
  • Identify the causes of misbehavior.
  • Respond to conflict and misconduct in logical, nonpunitive ways.
  • Enforce clear, consistent rules that increase safety.
  • Build shared responsibility for norms and routines.
  • Support students in making amends.
  • Reintegrate students after time-out or suspension in ways that restore safety and connection.
  • Teach and practice skills that support positive behavior.
  • Build a toolbox of community-building strategies.
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Faqs

If you cannot attend an event, contact us as soon as possible at [email protected]. Failure to notify us that you will not attend an event will result in forfeiture of your registration fees. See the full cancellation policy here.

Certificates of attendance are emailed to participants after the event.
  • One-day workshops
  • 6-hour certificate of attendance Three-day courses
  • 21-hour certificate of attendance Leadership Seminar
  • 3-hour certificate of attendance
A link to your Zoom class will be sent to you in a confirmation email. If you have not received a Zoom link 24 hours before your event starts, contact us at [email protected] to ensure we have the correct email address on file and confirm that you are enrolled. Please note that our virtual events are offered live and are not recorded.

We have partnered with the University of Massachusetts Global to earn graduate-level professional development credits. These credits are not part of a degree program but can be used for professional advancement and recertification. You are advised to seek approval from appropriate district or college officials before enrolling in these courses to satisfy any degree, state credential, or local school district requirements. Click here for more information about earning professional development credit.