Teaching the Student Who is Defended and Hard to Reach - for Cycle 3 and Secondary
Thu, Apr 07
|Online Professional Development
Join us ONLINE Thursday, April 7th, 2022 - 4:00-5:00 pm. Presenter: Eva de Gosztonyi. Event is FREE.
Time & Location
Apr 07, 2022, 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Online Professional Development
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About the Event
Teaching the Student Who is Defended and Hard to Reach - for Cycle 3 students and Secondary
Date: THURSDAY, April 7th, 2022
Time: 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Format: ONLINE - this presentation will use ZOOM, an interface that requires no special applications.
Fees: FREE
DESCRIPTION:
Students who are defended can give the impression that they do not want to be in connection with others. It is important to understand that this a defense that is created by their brain to protect them from all that is too much to bear in their world. They need to be secured, invited into connection with adults and interventions need to proceed ever so gently. Otherwise their brain will maintain the defenses and the student will become even harder to reach. These students crave attention and connection, it needs to be provided indirectly, generously, and without coercion. Our defended and hard to reach students need to be able to rely on and trust their adults. Understanding that this is highly challenging and vulnerable for them, establishing key adults and targeted interventions are what is recommended.
PRESENTED BY: Eva de Gosztonyi
For ALL school staff
SUITABLE FOR: CYCLE 3 ELEMENTARY STUDENTS AND SECONDARY
For information: Eva de Gosztonyi, CEBM edegosztonyi@rsb.qc.ca