Collaborative Working in Schools

Fee €194

13th November 2024

Starting Date

Online sessions 16:00 – 18:00 and Face to face sessions 16:00 -19.00

Time

12 Hours

Duration

Hybrid Delivery: Online via Zoom + Dar Manwuel Magri, Tal-Qroqq

Location

About the Course

Delivery of this course will take a workshop style with room for interaction between participants and with hands-on involvement relevant to teaching and learning in the context of the everyday classroom. Participants will understand the ingredients behind a collaborative approach. The course will introduce participants to a whole school multi-tiered approach that is solution focused aiming to build the capacity of all stakeholders working in the school and classroom to support all childrens' participation in their daily occupations.

• Session 1: Understanding Teaching and learning from a Child Rights, childhood occupation and occupational science perspective. What are the main childhood occupations and why are they important? (2 hours)
• Session 2: Critical elements of a Whole School Approach; The Tiered Model; Collaborative Consultation, and Solution -Focused Approaches (2 hours)
• Session 3: Understanding the challenges of the physical and social environment of the school and classroom to enable neurodiverse children to participate. (2 hours)
• Session 4: Understanding school occupations through Activity Analysis. (3 hours)
• Sessions 5 and 6: Sensory Processing knowledge to support ALL children and learners. (3 hours) and Universal and Practical School and Home Tools for learning.

Course Trainers

Dr Nathalie Buhagiar, an expert Paediatric Occupational Therapist, has worked in this field for more than 30 years locally, in the UK and the USA. Nathalie has also worked for a number of years as an educational leader in a primary school supporting inclusion. Through her doctoral research on school-based practice in these past 8 years, she has developed evidence -based recommendations for local schools in line with best practice and international evidence. Nathalie is a Fulbright Scholar and in 2008 was awarded the first Allied Health Professions Award for excellence in healthcare. She is currently a lecturer within the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Malta. She continues to be involved in outreach work with children and their families in the community.

Contact Details

trainingservices@muhc.com.mt
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