Preventing and Responding to Violence in School Settings
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This self-paced training is designed to improve teachers’ and school staff’s knowledge of how to better prevent and respond to violence in your various schools.
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IntroductionThis training aims to equip teachers with the skills to identify, prevent, and respond appropriately to cases of violence in the school environment.
At the end of this session, participants will be able to understand what constitutes violence in a school setting, identify its causes and risk factors, learn about strategies for preventing violence in the school setting, and learn how to respond to violence.
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Pre-intervention quiz
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Factors contributing to violence in school settings
In this section, you will learn about some of the factors that may contribute to or increase the chances of violence in your school.
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Signs of violence in school settings
In this section, you will learn about how you can recognise violence in your schools.
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Module 2: Assessment
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The role of teachers in preventing violence in school settings
In this section, you will learn about the roles of teachers in preventing violence in schools.
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The role of parents in preventing violence in school settings
In this section, you will learn about the roles of parents in preventing violence in schools.
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The role of the government in preventing violence in school settings
In this section, you will learn the role of school management in preventing violence in school settings.
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The role of the government in preventing violence in school settings
In this section, you will learn about the role of the government in preventing violence in school settings.
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Module 3: Assessment
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Responding to violence
In this module, you will learn how to begin to respond appropriately to violence in your school.
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Immediate response
Here in this module, you will learn about the immediate actions you will need to take when responding to violence in your schools.
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Reporting procedures
In this section, you will learn about how you can report violence in your school.
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Referral pathways
In this section, you will learn about some of the referral pathways that may help students involved in violence in your school.
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Working with parents
Here in this module, you will be introduced to how you can work with parents to support students who are involved in violence in your school.
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Discipline
In this section, you will learn about the appropriate disciplinary measures for students involved in violence at your school.
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Module 4: Assessment
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The Health4You Initiative designed this training for ThrivedEd360.
This training consists of four modules where you will learn about:
Module 1: Understanding Violence in School Settings
Module 2: Causes and Risk Factors of Violence in School Settings
Module 3: Preventing Violence in School Settings
Module 4: Responding to Violence
Each module contains video training and quizzes to test your knowledge of the topic. Trainings may contain additional texts to read and scenarios for you to reflect on.
To pass this course, you must score 80% on the quiz, after which you will receive a free certificate of participation.
There are no set requirements to enrol for this course. However, make sure you have a personal digital device, such as a mobile phone, tablet, or computer, with access to a reliable internet connection.
If the course is paid, please ensure you have a payment method so you can enrol.
This course is designed for all teachers, educators, school staff, and anyone working with, or intending to work with, children and young people.
