This course provides educators with practical strategies to implement positive discipline in the classroom, focusing on respectful communication, clear expectations, and supportive behaviour management. Participants will learn how to prevent challenging behaviour, promote responsibility, and create safe, structured, and positive learning environments that support student wellbeing and engagement.
This course focuses on developing practical inclusive education strategies that enable educators to support students with diverse learning, social, emotional, and cultural needs. Participants will explore evidence-based approaches to inclusion, differentiation, and classroom support that promote equal opportunities for all learners.
The training emphasises creating structured, supportive learning environments where diversity is valued, and barriers to learning are reduced. Educators will learn how to identify student needs, adapt teaching methods, and implement inclusive practices that enhance engagement, participation, and academic success.
Participants will gain the confidence and skills needed to create classrooms where every student feels respected, supported, and capable of achieving their full potential.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Understand the principles of inclusive education and equity in learning
Identify barriers to learning and participation
Apply inclusive teaching strategies to support diverse learners
Adapt instruction to meet individual student needs
Promote student participation and engagement in the classroom
Create safe and supportive learning environments
Support students with different abilities, backgrounds, and learning styles
Strengthen collaboration with parents and multidisciplinary teams
Foster respect, empathy, and belonging among students
Develop inclusive classroom action plans
Teachers, school leaders, headmasters, teaching assistants, school counsellors, administrative staff, and other educational professionals working in school environments.
The course follows an interactive, participant-centred methodology that combines theory with practice. Training includes workshops, group discussions, case studies, role-plays, classroom simulations, practical activities, reflection exercises, and continuous formative feedback to support skill development and professional growth.
Participants will receive practical resources to support learning, including PowerPoint (PPT) presentations, classroom management resources, behaviour observation checklists, behaviour support templates, interactive reflection tools and worksheets, instructional video clips, classroom activity guides, printed workbooks, case scenario scripts, and visual aids for supporting positive discipline practices.
Inclusive teaching and differentiated instruction skills
Emotional intelligence and student support strategies
Strategies for supporting diverse learning needs
Effective communication and relationship-building skills
Classroom leadership and decision-making skills
Inclusive classroom management and support practices
Problem-solving and reflective teaching skills
Student engagement and participation strategies
Stress management and emotional resilience for educators
Professional collaboration and teamwork skills
Participants will explore how cultural values, communication styles, language differences, and family expectations influence student learning, participation, and inclusion in school settings. The course promotes culturally responsive teaching practices that respect diversity, strengthen inclusion, and support positive relationships in multicultural classrooms.
Educators will learn strategies to adapt teaching methods for diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds and create inclusive learning environments where all students feel understood, respected, and supported.
Participants are encouraged to implement inclusive education strategies in their classrooms, share practices with colleagues, adapt teaching methods to meet diverse learning needs, and develop action plans to support long-term student participation, achievement, and inclusive learning environments.
Improved inclusion of diverse learners, increased student participation and engagement, stronger teacher–student relationships, improved support for different learning needs, enhanced collaboration among teachers and parents, reduced barriers to learning, and a more inclusive, supportive, and equitable school environment.
5 days
B1 level, intermediate
Participants who attend at least 80% of the course will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
450 EUR (Fully funded under Erasmus+)
20–30 hours of expert-led training
Training materials and resources
5 days of training (Plus 2 travel days)
Certificate of participation (minimum 80% attendance)
Welcome lunch or dinner
Coffee and tea breaks
Cultural excursion
Europass certificate (on request)
Schedule
Training sessions take place in the morning or afternoon at the provider’s discretion. The schedule may vary slightly depending on participants’ needs and organisational considerations.
Equipment
Depending on the course activities, participants may be required to bring their own laptop.
Inclusive Education Strategies: Creating Supportive Learning Environments for All Students
Introduction to inclusive education principles
Understanding diversity in the classroom
Identifying barriers to learning and participation
Creating a culture of respect and belonging
Reflecting on current classroom practices
Recognising different learning needs and abilities
Supporting students with emotional, behavioural, or learning challenges
The role of teachers in inclusive education
Promoting student engagement and participation
Practical strategies for supporting diverse learners
Differentiated instruction techniques
Adapting teaching materials and activities
Supporting students with additional needs
Encouraging collaboration and peer support
Monitoring student progress
Building positive classroom relationships
Managing behaviour in inclusive classrooms
Promoting emotional safety and wellbeing
Collaboration with parents and school teams
Developing inclusive classroom routines
Reflecting on learning and professional growth
Developing an inclusive classroom action plan
Sharing strategies and best practices
Course evaluation and feedback
Cultural visit in the local area
Website: https://arletteshohmelian.podia.com/ersamus
E-mail: arlette@parenttree.org
For inquiries complete the 2-minute pre-registration form here.
We will email you the official registration form and course confirmation, and your place will be secured once the completed form is returned. There is no payment commitment yet.
Human Resource Development Authority of Cyprus - ANAD ERMIS
School Training Information
The programme can be delivered online or at the school/organisation venue
Training duration ranges from 1 to 2 days, depending on the request
Content and activities are tailored to the specific goals and needs of the school
Certificate of completion
For inquiries, please email: arlette@parenttree.org
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