July 28th and 29th |
9 am - 5 pm
Two days of practical support for K-12 teachers with key information about the brain, trauma, and social and emotional development.
Course Description:
Echo Parenting & Education is offering two days of practical classroom management support for K-12 teachers.
The training includes:
Information about the brain and nervous system
- Effect of trauma on the brain and nervous system
- Understanding classroom challenges as neurobiological rather than good or bad behavior
- Strategies to help calm students' nervous systems and keep your own cool too!
Communication and conflict resolution support
- Addressing classroom challenges in ways that foster healthy social and emotional development
- Helping children and teens navigate anger
- Setting limits respectfully
- Strategies for supporting those who have experienced trauma
This course offers teachers alternatives to the myriad of classroom management systems based on control, punishment, and rewards that don't address the underlying root causes of behavior or create the quality of connection you want with your students.
Perhaps most importantly, this training will offer two days of community, understanding, and concrete support for you.
...and if you're an LAUSD teacher, you can even get a salary point credit!
**Documentation of professional development hours is available for any teachers or school personnel from any district or school type.
Program Information
Fee: $225 per person
limited partial scholarships
available
available
Location: 1226 N. Alvarado Street
Los Angeles, CA 90026
Questions: Contact Glenda Linares at
About Ariel Wrye 
Ariel Wrye is a Parent and Professional Trainer who specializes in supporting adults who work with children and youth, creating space to reflect on the relational aspects of the work, and offering tools to support connection. She leads trainings in English and Spanish for parents, teachers, childcare providers, teens, and staff at agencies that work with children and families.
Ariel Wrye is a Parent and Professional Trainer who specializes in supporting adults who work with children and youth, creating space to reflect on the relational aspects of the work, and offering tools to support connection. She leads trainings in English and Spanish for parents, teachers, childcare providers, teens, and staff at agencies that work with children and families.Prior to working with adults, Ariel spent over 14 years as a pre-school and elementary school teacher. She holds a Masters Degree in Human Development from Pacific Oaks College, and is a certified trainer through Echo Parenting & Education’s Nonviolent Parent Educator Training program. She is also a graduate of BayNVC’s Committed NVC Practitioner and Leadership Programs and is a certification candidate with the Center for Nonviolent Communication.
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