Montessori Primary Classrooms Creativity + Mindfulness Teacher Training
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Fostering Creativity + Mindfulness in Montessori Primary Classrooms
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here's how Fostering Creativity + Mindfulness Training works:
start with your welcome email for registration and login information
use the Art Smart Creative website to access training
every registered user has lifetime access
each topic has an integrative powerpoint slideshow-style narrated video,
and audio and pdf of each lesson for various learning styles
and audio and pdf of each lesson for various learning styles
printable ebook of 15 process-based art lessons for use in the classroom
printable ebook of creative self-exploration questions and prompts
educator resource page with links, Q+A and more
total self-paced training time of approximately two hours
external training certificates issued for two annual clock hours
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a valuable opportunity
for Montessori classroom educators to learn
from an expert early childhood independent art teacher
with experienced background in Montessori classrooms
for Montessori classroom educators to learn
from an expert early childhood independent art teacher
with experienced background in Montessori classrooms
build + utilize integrative tools for practice in the Montessori classroomdevelop empathy, awareness + inclusion in classroom creativity experiencesprepare students for lifelong social-emotional regulation through collaborative outcomes and peer supportdeeply understand the purpose of open-ended creativity and how this builds emotional resiliencyparticipate in creating a foundational space of exploratory safety + diverse problem solving |
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an overview of the topicsovercoming implicit biasaddress inspiration and burnout
learn how implicit bias translates to students examine purpose of the creative core five pillars of creativity + mindfulness in practicematerial + purpose
technique + intervention implementation + self identity outcome + stress empathy + experience process-based art making techniqueslinework + snipping
monoprints watercolor resists mixed media + nature simple self portraits and more |
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case studies + demonstrationsimportance of process-based art making
integration with art area of the classroom examples + approaches inclusion of diverse experiences outcomes for early learnersself-confidence with uncertain + suspended outcomes
self-regulation + stress reduction skills for peace making self-resiliency + coping skills individual + community expression benefits of whole brain thinking + creative problem solvingawareness + inclusion of diversity of self + others
integration of social-emotional skills, self-identity + core values increased compassion + empathy for self, others + nature |
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build empathy, compassion, inclusion + understanding,
foster the whole child through creativity + mindfulness,
support lifelong creative problem-solving skills,
develop social-emotional resiliency + self-regulation,
use creative action to reduce stress + restore calm,
all specific to the Montessori classroom environment.
foster the whole child through creativity + mindfulness,
support lifelong creative problem-solving skills,
develop social-emotional resiliency + self-regulation,
use creative action to reduce stress + restore calm,
all specific to the Montessori classroom environment.
celebrate creativity, diversity, and gratitude. support safety, inclusion, and mindfulness.
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Through the exploration of creativity and mindfulness over the course of six topics, educators learn how process-based art making supports social-emotional resiliency, self-regulation, confidence in self and community, and a deeper understanding of humanity -- all specific to the Montessori philosophy and work environment.
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Between closures, staffing shortages, triaging classrooms, safety concerns, and just getting through the day to day,
it's been an especially tough time to be an educator.
Even our youngest students are not exempt from the mental health, self-regulation, and social-emotional challenges
facing students across the country,
and teachers of all varieties are burnt out and at their brink.
All of us have seen primary students coming in with under-developed fine motor skills, shorter attention spans,
lack of confidence and increased anxiety these past few years.
While we can't change systemic, widespread problems overnight or with the blink of an eye,
we can build sure and steady steps toward resiliency and inspiration
using one of the greatest assets we already have - our creativity.
And our classroom environment is the perfect place to start.
Here's How Fostering Creativity + Mindfulness in Montessori Primary Classrooms Training Works
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this training bridges the gap for classroom teachers who have a foundational understanding of creativity and its relationship to how mindfulness keeps us connected to ourselves, each other, and the world, yet are looking for further development in their knowledge of how to implement hands-on practices in process-based art to bring the spirit of mindful creation into their everyday work cycles.
this training deeply covers the connection that creative action, both individual and in tandem, brings us to all diversified humanity, ourselves, and nature. any teacher working with young children can use this training to enhance their understanding of creative agency at the early childhood stage of development, along with their own understanding of their creativity and how this influences the way they teach creativity in their classroom environments. |
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the training is a series of six modules:
staff members use this website to access training by logging in under an unique username and password. every registered teacher has lifetime access to the training. there is also a resource page for teachers that includes
external training certificates are issued for 2 annual clock hours depending on your state's requirements. |
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uncover implicit bias about creativity that we might have as educators.Because our students pick up on our own sense of creative safety, we address our own inspiration and burnout first, along with the purpose of examining our creative core.
bring ideas about creativity and mindfulness into practice.I share my five pillars of creativity and mindfulness in practice, where we deep dive into how we build the process for our students to achieve flow, through the use of material, purpose, technique, and intervention.
find out how early learners are set up for important outcomes and benefits through creativity.As a classroom guide, you have the unique opportunity to develop self-confidence in your students at this crucial stage of development.
learn why we want to focus on process-based, open-ended art making in early childhood.We go over the importance of process-based art making and the inclusion of diverse experiences in how we integrate this into the learning environment.
enhance awareness, inclusion, and mindfulness in the Montessori primary classroom.Working together, develop lifelong skills in self-resiliency, self-regulation, and stress reduction - for the individual and the community.
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how does it work step by step?
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1. Click here to purchase or go to top of page.
Please select the quantity for how many staff members you wish to register. You may also register and pay by check, no problem, by contacting us directly 2. Check your inbox for your welcome email with all registration information,
links for registering staff members, and instructions for logging on to the website. (if you don't see it, make sure to check your spam box) 3. Send in your registration form following the instructions in the welcome email
to register your staff members for training access. This is how we know who to register from your school. (note: if you're the only teacher on the purchase, please register yourself by following the instructions in your welcome email) Once we receive your registration info, we send each teacher their own individual welcome emails with an individual unique link for creating their username and password and logging on the website to take the class. Teachers have access once these individual emails are sent. It means we registered you and you're good to go! 4. Log on to the site using any phone, tablet, computer, or other device, anytime and anywhere.
Teachers have lifetime access to all class materials. (Please allow up to 24 hours after receiving registration for the class to appear on registrant's member menu) 5. Complete the evaluation form after finishing the course to request your professional development certificate.
Certificates are issued for two annual clock hours depending on your state's requirements. Does this training qualify for professional development credits in your state? Ask us to find out! |
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