Be the Change You Want to Be in the World, with Nylia Monté
Thursday, February 12, from 6 to 7 PM
The Power of Social Emotional Learning & Positive Discipline
Do you ever feel that you need more tools to deal with challenging social and emotional situations that often arise in class? Come to this super enriching webinar and learn about the power of Social-Emotional Learning and Positive Discipline. You will get a set of 9 highly effective practical strategies to improve classroom management and help your students manage their emotions better, thus contributing to create a more positive climate in your class. Because educating is more than just teaching.
Nylia Monté is a Psychologist (Universidad del Salvador), an English Teacher (I.N.S.P.T., Universidad Tecnológica Nacional), has studied Applied Neuropedagogy (Universidad de Belgrano), has done Postgraduate courses in Neurosciences and Education (Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina and Universidad de San Andrés), and has studied Brain-Based Learning with renown professor E. Jensen in the USA. She has been working as an English teacher for more than three decades. She has delivered various training courses for teachers at Escuela de Maestros, Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. She is currently the Head of the Primary School English Department at Nueva Escuela Argentina 2000 and delivers teacher training programmes at ICANA. She was co-founder and Director of Studies in a language institute for 10 years. She is co-author of the resource book Games Galore! A Treasury of Useful Ideas for Teachers, published by IDL in 2018, and of Games Galore 2! A Treasury of Communicative Activities and Rock & Pop Songs for B1 & B2 Students, published by IDL in 2023. She constantly delivers workshops, webinars, and courses for teachers at schools and professional development conferences around the country and overseas.
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