Join in this interactive workshop and fill your group facilitation and teaching toolbox with experiential, brain-based techniques to inspire and motivate participants, create a positive and supportive learning environment, and facilitate meaningful reflection and dialogue to enhance learning outcomes.

We will explore:

We will explore:

• Experiential, brain-based strategies to actively engage participants physically, emotionally, socially and intellectually
• New research from the field of educational neuroscience and its impact on learning and social-emotional skills development
• Methods for creating a positive and supportive environment for learning, starting on day one and maintaining it throughout
• Strategies for increasing  involvement, buy-in, and ownership of learning experiences
• Interactive activities to build community while enlivening academic lessons and differentiating instruction
• Experiential, brain-based teaching approaches to teach, review, and reinforce lessons in a dynamic and engaging way
• Engaging group-building activities to develop rapport, community, and social-emotional skills such as positive communication, problem-solving, collaboration, and decision-making
• Strategies for embedding instruction in play including games and activities to teach, reinforce and review academic content –maximizing engagement and learning
• Innovative reflection tools and techniques to increase relevancy, meaning, depth of understanding, and connection to future learning situations
• The role of the educator/facilitator as guide, and the importance of flexibility, attitude, adaptation, and awareness of group and individual needs and differences

 

9:00-3:30 Friday, November 17th • St. Louis • Hosted Experiential Education Exchange St. Louis

Tuition: $125

To Register click here.

For more information email: jen@experientialtools.com