How to tell a child what to do, not what not to do
How to tell a child what to do, not what not to do
REGISTRATION DETAILS
To register for the course, you'll complete the registration form which includes payment. Then, you will receive instructions to your email on how to access the recording. The recording consists of questions for you to complete to assess your comprehension. You can also request a certificate of completion for your own professional development purposes (optional).
WHAT WILL BE DISCUSSED
- What is Grace and Courtesy and how does it work?
- Positive Phrasing and Descriptive Praise
- Positive Phrasing in action – Practical Tips and Best Practices
PERFECT FOR
- Parents with young children
- Caregivers (nannies, grandparents, anyone who is taking care of children)
- Educators who work with young children
WHAT YOU'LL WALK AWAY WITH
- An introduction to the Grace & Courtesy presentations used in Montessori communities and homes, as well as an understanding of how to adapt a Grace & Courtesy–style presentation for your particular needs
- A detailed introduction to positive phrasing and descriptive praise and how these techniques can be harnessed to influence behavior
- Practical advice and best practices to help apply these concepts in real-world situations
MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Ana Amiguet is our Senior Trainer. Ana was a Montessori child and credits her love of learning to her experiences in a Children's House classroom. This background spurred her to complete her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Brown University, a Masters in Montessori Education from Loyola College in Maryland, and then an Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) diploma from the Montessori Institute of San Diego. Ana has worked as a Lead Guide in Children's Houses and has also held various Montessori administrative roles. Her favorite role by far is her current one on the Prepared Montessorian team, helping to train and support Guides bring this amazing teaching methodology to children.
MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Ana Amiguet is our Senior Trainer. Ana was a Montessori child and credits her love of learning to her experiences in a Children's House classroom. This background spurred her to complete her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Brown University, a Masters in Montessori Education from Loyola College in Maryland, and then an Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) diploma from the Montessori Institute of San Diego. Ana has worked as a Lead Guide in Children's Houses and has also held various Montessori administrative roles. Her favorite role by far is her current one on the Prepared Montessorian team, helping to train and support Guides bring this amazing teaching methodology to children.
“This course covers everything I wanted to know. I learnt how to understand my child and use the right words for positive praising and the importance of timing when praising a child.”
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