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Learn techniques to promote a growth mindset, emotional regulation, peer support, and how to create an inclusive classroom environment that helps students thrive. Join Joanna Spice, an experienced English language educator and trainer, on November 21 at 17:00 Moscow time to learn how to build resilience and a sense of belonging among students. This event is held as part of International Education Week. Strengthening Resilience in the Classroom provides educators with practical strategies to build resilience and a sense of belonging among students, even in challenging environments. This session introduces resilience as a blend of social competence, optimism, and self-confidence, supported by a safe, inclusive classroom atmosphere. Teachers will learn to use growth mindset language, constructive feedback, and goal-setting techniques to help students view challenges as opportunities. Additionally, the session covers emotional regulation methods like breathing exercises and movement breaks, along with activities that encourage gratitude and peer support. By fostering positive classroom dynamics, teachers can help students develop the mental and emotional strength needed to thrive academically and personally. Who is it for: Any teachers. Speaker: Joanna Spice is an experienced educator and trainer with over 20 years of teaching English across diverse contexts, including the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Japan. Currently, she serves as an Assessment Coordinator at a technical college in Wisconsin, where she focuses on continuous improvement in teaching quality and institutional outcomes. Her expertise includes curriculum design, assessment development, and fostering inclusive, engaging learning environments. International Education Week (IEW) is a celebration of global learning and cultural exchange, designed to expand horizons and foster connections across borders. Held from November 18-22, IEW will feature a diverse array of events, including lectures, workshops, and interactive sessions, where educators and students alike can explore the future of education and innovation.
