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REiL Learning for Schools

REiL Learning for Schools
REiL Learning supports schools in a variety of ways, from leading team sessions, to facilitating one-on-one consultations, to It's time to get REiL! monthly learning workshops. We specialize in supporting school staff in building social emotional learning and creatively engaging learners with notable social, emotional, and behavioral needs.
E-mail Katy at REiLlearning@gmail.com to set up an initial consultation free of charge.
One on One Consultations
Sometimes, we need more focused support in coming up with solutions to resolve challenging situations. Learn how REiL Learning's one on one consultations can help.
It's time to get REiL! monthly learning sessions
Our monthly REiL Learning sessions are available for individuals and small groups from school, out of school, and community organizations. REiL Learning supports staff who oversee or work directly with learners with notable social, emotional, and behavioral needs.
Team Sessions
Pro-Active Strategies to Minimize Challenging Behavior
In this session learn about:
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What makes a behavior challenging
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Being aware of one’s own triggers
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Integrating the three building blocks of rapport, boundaries & expectations, and flexibility into practice
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How to acknowledge and talk about behaviors we find challenging
Incorporating Social-Emotional Learning into Practice
In this session learn about:
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Models and frameworks to support social-emotional learning
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How using social-emotional learning frameworks and models can support you in your practice
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Activities to strengthen social-emotional learning
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The importance of modelling
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How to build and maintain rapport with learners with notable social, emotional, and behavioral needs
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The importance of self-compassion
Supporting Kids Who Experience Anxiety
In this session learn about:
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How worry and anxiety are normal
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How flexibility is key
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What anxiety loves
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How your role-modeling can positively impact a child’s well being
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What exercises and activities can help manage anxiety
Creatively Engaging All Learners
In this session, we'll discuss:
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Integrating the REiL building blocks, namely Rapport, Engagement, imagination & creativity, and Learners into practice
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How to increase engagement with all learners
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Accessing imagination & creativity beyond the Arts
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Case scenarios from participants
Teacher Well-Being
In this session learn about:
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How the teacher's well-being impacts their students' well-being
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How to integrate social-emotional learning models and frameworks to inspire and guide practice
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The importance of talking about challenging situations we find unsettling
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How to be less isolated and more connected in our practice
Case Scenarios & Real-Plays
In this session learn about:
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Discuss the specific scenarios your staff find challenging
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Together with Katy work through understanding and problem solving different issues
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Real-play challenging scenarios
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Learn new skills and ways to understand another's perspective and different tools to resolve situations
REiL Learning: Support for all Learners
In this session learn about:
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What is REiL Learning?
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How the REiL model supports social emotional learning and creative learner engagement for all learners, particularly those with notable social, emotional, and behavioral needs
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How to integrate the REiL model's building blocks, namely Rapport, Engagement, imagination and creativity, and Learners into practice
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Case scenarios from participants
The Big 3
In this session learn about:
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How the everyday behaviors of not listening, not participating and rude behavior can be the most challenging
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Strategies to support listening and participation through creative engagement
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The importance of rapport and clear guidelines
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Relevant case scenarios as brought forward by participants
What's Up With Bullying?
In this session learn about:
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Bullying at a systemic level
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Pro-active strategies to reduce the incidents of bullying
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The importance of self-reflection
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How to proactively build social cohesion
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Being vulnerable is key