Behaviour Management Consultancy

behaviour management in special education

Easter is over, you can smile now!

This 2 hour course explores the use of humour to engage students.

Humour can increase social cohesion, release tension and increase creativity and retention of information.

Come for afternoon tea at 4pm on 29th May and find out how you can add to some fun and novelty into your teaching.

I’ll be presenting the course at the Forbes Services Memorial Club Templar St Forbes

contact me at gabby@gabbymead.com to register

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