NEU National CPD

Secondary: Dealing with low level disruption

This webinar will explore those behaviours at secondary that, while not overtly challenging or confrontational, can interfere with teaching and learning.

The most common form of poor behaviour is low level disruption. While this can be subjective - what concerns one teacher may not be of concern to another - this webinar will explore those behaviours that, while not overtly challenging or confrontational, can interfere with teaching and learning.


In this session we will cover:
• Essential routines to prevent low-level disruption
• Pro-active behaviour management strategies
• Common issues and how to deal with them

By the end of the session, you will be able to:
• Use voice control and body language techniques to influence the behaviour of others
• More confidently employ de-escalation techniques
• Explore a range of strategies to complement your current approach

Suitable for: All members working in secondary

Can’t make it? Don’t worry! If you are unable to attend, still register to receive a recording link and watch within 14 days 

Provider

Lisa Miller, course provider

Lisa Miller

Behaviour Management Consultant

Lisa Miller

Behaviour Management Consultant

Lisa is an independent education consultant specialising in behaviour management.  She taught English in mainstream secondary education for seventeen years; establishing her consultancy in 2008.  During her time as a Pastoral Leader she developed effective techniques for providing discreet, sympathetic and practical support for students and staff who had encountered difficulties in the classroom.  She has devised a series of courses which combine the key principles of leading behaviour specialists, body language experts, her own expertise and classroom-based observation and demonstration. Lisa’s classroom management style is non-confrontational using an understanding of behavioural and cognitive approaches to enhance the classroom success of students and teachers.  Lisa regularly guest lectures at universities, schools and Union training sessions across the country and provides discreet and confidential support for individual staff and departments in primary, secondary and further education.

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