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In this engaging and inspiring introduction, teachers and leaders learn the essential Quantum Learning theories, models and practical applications to create vibrant and productive student learning. They discover the QL System’s power to achieve desired outcomes through the purposeful orchestration of core components—Foundation, Atmosphere, Environment and Design and Delivery. QL Instructors explain the supporting research behind the strategies and then provide time for participants to assimilate the new material and consider applications to their instructional practice.
Engaged students learn more, remember what they learn, and have more positive attitudes about school and learning. At a fundamental level, the first step toward achieving standards is effective behavior management and a well-orchestrated classroom. Quantum Learning’s focus on cultivating a positive culture in every classroom increases teacher effectiveness and students’ academic excellence. During this program teachers learn to create an intellectually engaging, focused, and cognitive-rich classroom culture built on safety, support and belonging.
Course Objectives:• Learn insights from neuroscience that impact the creation of a cognitive-rich classroom culture • Discover the path of learning and memory that leads to higher order thinking • Craft a compelling vision and purpose for your class through collaborative decision making • Foster students’ ownership and responsibility and teach students to develop an internal locus of control. • Proactively and positively respond to disruptive behavior • Learn eight character traits that build a positive classroom culture and increase student ownership for their learning • Identify ways the physical environment can enhance learning • Gain the essential skills to create a positive classroom culture of motivation, engagement, accountability and achievement • Cultivate a positive atmosphere of rapport, respect and collaboration • Grasp strategies that promotes heightened student effort |
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