Are you curious about which soft skills are essential for creating a positive classroom environment? Research shows that teachers who excel in soft skills can better manage their classrooms, engage students, and foster a positive learning atmosphere, leading to improved student outcomes. Join Michelle Dragalin for this timesaving, to the point session as we discover advanced soft skills such as conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, and cultural competence that are vital for teachers to effectively manage diverse classrooms and support student well-being. Get ready to master the essential soft skills that will transform your teaching experience and student success! Michelle’s expertise in instructional design will equip you with the tools and resources you need to better handle classroom challenges, reduce student misbehavior, and create a more inclusive and positive learning atmosphere.
Key Takeaways
Learn advanced strategies for addressing and resolving conflicts in the classroom, promoting a harmonious learning environment.
Develop your emotional intelligence to better understand and respond to the emotional needs of your students.
Enhance your ability to teach in a culturally responsive manner, recognizing and valuing the diverse backgrounds of your students.
Discover techniques to empower your students, encouraging self-regulation, resilience, and active participation in their learning journey.
Presented by Michelle Dragalin
Michelle Dragalin is a versatile online freelance writer, curriculum developer, adjunct professor, and instructional designer. With a master's degree in curriculum and instruction, as well as a specialist’s degree in educational technology, Michelle brings a wealth of expertise to the field. Her background includes roles as a paraprofessional and head start teacher, along with extensive experience in catering to diverse learners across Pre-K to tenth grades.
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Educator Growth and Advancement
Course Hours earned
.5 Course Hours