Stress, Teaching and Learning
ED5500 - 1 Credit May 9, May 16, May 23, May 30, and June 6 Cost for the 1 credit course is $275
Each afternoon session will be held from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Refreshments will be available beginning at 3:30 p.m.
For those who wish to take individual sessions, or the series of workshops but not the course for credit, the following information applies: The price per individual session is
$35.00. The cost for the full series without credit is $170.00, a savings of $75.00.
CACES is offering a graduate level courses through Plymouth State University entitled "Stress, Teaching and Learning.".
The course is a one-credit five session course that ties information about the brain to how stress affects teachers and administrators as well as how it affects students, and then how this all affects student learning.
The total cost for the one-credit course is $275.00 and includes graduate credits, registration fees and refreshments.
Students taking the graduate level course will also be responsible for the purchase of one book - the Mind-Body-Spirit Connection: A Stress Management Workbook, which is available from Amazon.com in either new (about $23 or used (from $6.95 up) editions. The full syllabus is available by contacting kholt@mv.k12.nh.us
Individuals who wish to take sessions individually or the series without the credit option may do so for $35.00 per session or $170.00 for the series. To register, use the drop down on the registration form ("Please Register Here" below, be sure to go to the "individual session" or "full series" option.
Participants will participate in readings, class discussions, and develop a plan of action tied to their particular role in education that will reduce the effect that stress has on themselves, on students and on student learning.
Sessions: Session 3 - Stress: The Mind:Body Connection May 9, 2012 Definition of Stress Mind:Body Connection - Impact on body
Session 4 - This Job is Killing Me May 16, 2012 Trend Data on Job Stress Educator Stress
Session 5 - Breathe - Before you pull your hair out! May 23, 2012 Impact of Educator stress on student learning Stress Management for Teachers
Session 6 and 7 - Why does that Kid act that Way? May 30 and June 6, 2012 Behavioral Signs of Stress Causes of severe stress for children/young adults Strategies used in Schools to reduce student stress
To register, control-click on the "Please Register Here" below and use the drop down menu to select either one course or select the two-credit option for a reduced fee, or the individual session or full series option, and then complete the remainder of the registration form. Checks should be made payable to CACES.
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