Children should be educated positively about the environment so in their future they can enjoy a sustainable lifestyle. Creating the sense of participation enhances ecological principles.

Bullying is still a common problem in schools and associated with depression, anxiety and even suicide. The widespread use of social media has now taken this problem online and added to the tension and relational struggles students face. However, the most effective interventions for bullying involve the pupils themselves and in this course, participants will learn about the various types of conflict and how to use them as an opportunity for growth.

Whether we are listening or reading, our brain creates pictures to accelerate our understanding. Visualisation techniques in the classroom allows students to make the most of that ability and this course develops teaching methods and strategies that are designed to improve visualisation skills. The use of visualisation in both the teaching and the learning process is vitally important in order to develop higher-order thinking skills and transform students from passive to active learners. In this course you will learn how help your students cross this boundary from passive to active learning which leads to improved comprehension.