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ENTRY QUESTIONNAIRE FOR TEACHERS

Topic 1: Model of Intervention

Welcome on board! This topic will share some common views about inclusion and SEL and explain our model of intervention. Every teacher is aware of the importance of both inclusion and SEL in the teaching/ learning process. The aim of this module is to share our common knowledge and present our experience in the field.

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Inclusive Education and SEL

Ourselves and Others: Feelings and Perceptions

“Nobody is Normal” by Childline

“The Box (La Boîte)” by ESMA

“Doll Test: The effects of racism on children” by Lavarone L and Durso R. (2016) (Fanpage .it)

BlendSpace Tutorial

The Model of Intervention

Topic 2: Inclusion, SEL and Curriculum

Welcome to Topic 2! This topic begins with your experience as a teacher/educator and invites you to reflect deeper on some of the main features presented in topic 1 before moving on to the next section of this course.

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How Inclusive Am I? Experiences and Reflections of a Teacher

Pre-viewing questions

Post-viewing Questions

How Inclusive am I? Inclusive Education and SEL

The SEL Framework

How can i introduce socio-emotional learning in curricula?

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with concepts introduced in topic 2 (non-scaffolded activity)

Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the words provided (scaffolded activity)

Topic 3: Teaching Techniques for Stratified (Multilayered) Teaching Units

Welcome to Topic 3! The exercise you have just completed at the end of the second topic is an example of scaffolding. It is an important part of SEL and inclusion in education. Here we will deepen our understanding of the concept and use of scaffolding in education. At the end of this module, we will move on to the teaching unit creation. Ready?

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What is Scaffolding?

Types of Scaffolding: Verbal, Content and Learning process/Emotional Scaffolding

Socio-emotional Scaffolding

Multiple Choice Quiz

Topic 4: Mentoring and Scaffolding

Welcome to Topic 4! In this topic, we will learn more about the role of the "Mentor" within the school environment and share resources that will deepen your understanding of the mentoring methodology and examples of its application in lesson plans.

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The Mentoring Tool

Mentoring, SEL and Scaffolding (1)

Mentoring, SEL and Scaffolding (2)

What are the Competencies of a Mentor?

Topic 5: The Stratified Teaching Unit

Welcome to module 5! In this module, we will deal with the teaching unit phases. Nothing new for a teacher! The important thing is to purposefully plan inclusive and SEL-related activities to close gaps and empower students emotionally. Remember, socio-emotional learning is deeply connected with the way teachers deal with and interact with the class, the activities they choose, and the interactional schemes they propose.

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The Stages of the Stratified Teaching Unit

The Stratified Teaching Unit

Join the word to its definition

Topic 6: Examples and Best Practices

In this topic, you will be guided through the different stages of a stratified teaching unit through one example. Do not be afraid to follow the steps. Included in the material on this topic are also examples of stratified teaching units that are made available in a downloadable format for you to use as inspiration or adapt to your needs after the completion of this course. Before introducing you to the units, you will find an example of a class observation according to inclusive and SEL teaching.

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Examples and Best Practices: An Introduction

Stratified Teaching Unit “Environment and I”, Step 1

Stratified Teaching Unit: “Environment and I”, Step 1 Video

Stratified Teaching Unit “Environment and I”, Step 2-7

Stratified Teaching Units: More examples

Topic 7: Workshop: Create your own Stratified Teaching Unit based on the principles of SEL

In this topic, we will work together in creating a teaching unit of your choice, by guiding you through the various stages of lesson creation, step by step. You will be provided with a downloadable “Teachers’ Template” to collect your thoughts and work on your unit.

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Preparation and Class Needs

STEP 1: Motivation

STEP 2: Input Presentation

STEP 4: Practice

STEP 5: Language

STEP 6: Follow-Up

STEP 7: Assessment

Create your own Stratified Teaching Unit

Topic 8: Guidelines for Experimenting

In this unit you will find additional resources and a compilation of material.

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Additional Resources and Material

Training Course Evaluation

This is the final step before the completion of the BE-IN teacher training course. It includes teachers' satisfaction questionnaires and certification.

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Evaluation and Feedback

Training Course Satisfaction Survey

FINAL QUESTIONNAIRE FOR TEACHERS TRAINING COURSE

Inclusion and SEL: better together! Innovative learning processes to create inclusive European school environments and tackle early school leaving (ESL)

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ENTRY QUESTIONNAIRE FOR TEACHERS

ENTRY QUESTIONNAIRE FOR TEACHERS Inclusion and socio emotional education: better together! Innovative learning processes to create inclusive European schools environments and tackle early school leaving

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I work with the class group applying the same teaching method with all.*

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I consider students' starting point when I have to create a specific task for a lesson.*

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When I prepare the teaching and/or assessment material for my classrooms I always include activities and content of an average difficulty level.*

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If I divide the class into homogeneous groups, I risk facilitating only the best performing groups.*

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If I diversify my teaching and/or assessment methods, my students will not achieve all the same learning.*

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I use very different materials on the same topic depending on the starting level of the kids.*

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I mainly use a frontal instruction method in my lessons.*

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Students from different cultural backgrounds, specific learning needs or emotional issues will always experience more difficulty in reaching the standards set by teachers and/or educational institutions.*

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Teaching activities are shared and used by the classroom council( teachers of the same classroom define and share common strategies and methodologies of teaching, thereby adopting an interdisciplinary approach).*

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School inclusion can help children integrate socially but does not have a direct impact on learning.*

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I often involve children from higher grades to support the teaching action.*

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High performers are bored when there are large disparities in starting levels in the class.*

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The disparities that exist within the class group (starting levels) makes preparations for teaching and creation of teaching materials difficult.*

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Low performing students show anxiety and frustration when faced with a task.*

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High performing students often show performance anxiety, unwillingness to collaborate and pay too much attention to the grade.*

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Students with difficulties are usually lazy and unmotivated to face a specific task.*

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If I simplify the work for vulnerable students, even if they get to learn they will still feel less good than the other classmates.*

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I create activities for my students that take into account inclusive communication approaches and methods. I pay close attention to the socio-emotional issues and well-being of students and use activities to improve them.*

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I consider motivation the most important phase of a learning unit.*

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Do you think this course could help you in managing the complexity of the situations that arise in your classroom?*

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