Programs for Educational Professionals

Predicting Violence (One Day)
The ability to predict violence is at the heart of the concept of foreseeable risks. All violence is predictable to someone; but we are not all able to predict all acts of violence in advance.

Classroom Management (One Day)
This seminar focuses on managing school activities in an out of the classroom. The focus of the training is on avoiding disruption and allowing the educator to successfully complete the aim of the prescribed experience.

Conflict Resolution (One Day)
A major source of school disruption is the failure of educators to gain and maintain control of the school setting without escalating infractions by students into more serious confrontations, heightening of dissension between professional staff and parents, and allowing disputes among administration and faculty to linger without resolution.

Special Education Students and Behavior Management (One Day)
Within legislatively mandated requirements for the education of designated special education students are special considerations for their disciplining when they are engaged infractions of codes of discipline.

Educators Duty to Protect from Harm (One Day)
The goal of this seminar is identify the role of educators, consistent with both their legal duty to protect and the prohibitions against the use of force, to develop appropriate responses to the threat of and the use of violence.

For Information on locations, dates and costs for attendance at these seminars, please email Charles Slepian or call toll free at 1-(866) 579 7636.