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OpenLearning

Building Students' Self-Management Skills

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Overview

Explore the critical role of self-management skills in addressing key challenges within Australian education through this comprehensive course. Examine compelling problems facing Australian schools and discover how developing students' self-management capabilities can provide effective solutions. Delve into current research on self-management and understand its connections to broader educational topics and outcomes. Analyze key concepts and strategies that impact self-management development and learn practical methods for implementing these ideas in classroom settings. Evaluate existing self-management resources and develop skills to seamlessly integrate them into established routines, lessons, and curriculum frameworks. Apply research-based approaches to select and implement new classroom resources that effectively support students' self-management skill development, ensuring alignment with evidence-based practices and educational objectives.

Syllabus

  • articulate a compelling problem in Australian education and how building students' self-management skills can help us address the problem.
  • describe the research on self-management and how it is connected to other important topics in the education landscape.
  • assess the key ideas impacting self-management and how they may be leveraged in the classroom.
  • analyse self-management resources and incorporate them into routines, lessons, or curriculum you have already established in your classroom or at your school.
  • use a new resource in your classroom that reflects the research, content, and skills relevant to building students' self-management.

Taught by

Teach.com.au

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