Want To Take A Course With The Ministry Of Education For Free And 100% Online? Ministry Of Education Opens Enrollment For A Course With 180 Hours Of Online Content On Restorative Practices

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Published on 28/10/2024 at 06:54

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In Response To The Increase In School Violence, The MEC Launches An Online And Free Course With 180 Hours, Training Educators To Implement Peace Practices.

In a scenario where violence and conflicts in Brazilian schools are in the spotlight, a new hope emerges.

The Ministry Of Education (MEC) Launches An Unprecedented, Free And Fully Online Course, Aimed At Training Education And Health Professionals To Implement Restorative Practices In The School Environment.

In partnership with the Federal University of Sergipe (UFS) and the National Union of Municipal Education Leaders (Undime), the program is a unique opportunity for those wishing to specialize in methods to build safe schools and promote a culture of peace in the country.

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Free And Accessible Course To Build Safe Schools

The training offered by the MEC Aims To Train Professionals Broadly And In Detail, Allowing Them To Learn And Practice Restorative Methods In Daily School Life.

The content includes conflict mediation techniques, such as “restorative circles,” which encourage healthy dialogues and promote peaceful resolution of disputes, always focused on a positive educational environment.

According To The MEC, the course Covers Various Modules That Explore Topics Such As Restorative Justice, Children And Adolescents’ Rights And Building A Peaceful School Climate.

Divided into modules to facilitate the absorption and application of content, the course covers everything from an introduction to the concept of restorative justice to specific techniques for implementation in the school environment.

Complete And Accessible Curriculum Structure

The curriculum structure of the course is divided into four main modules, each with a specific focus for building essential skills in promoting a safe and welcoming environment:

Introductory Module (8 Hours) – Provides an overview of restorative practices, restorative justice and the culture of peace, with welcoming concepts that highlight the importance of safe education.

Fundamental Knowledge Module (16 Hours) – A module that explores the history and foundations of restorative justice. Here, participants come into contact with the rights of children and adolescents, and the role of ancestral wisdom in the pacification process.

Dialogues And Relationships In The School Environment Module (12 Hours) – Focused on relationships and conflict management, this section deals with networking and building a positive school climate, employing the circle as a disciplinary tool.

Practical Implementation Module (12 Hours) – Focused on practical situations, explores the role of the facilitator and applicable examples, such as case studies and strategies for creating belonging and peace.

Registrations And Limited Spots At The MEC

Registrations are already open on the AVAMEC Platform, with a total of 10,000 spots available, divided into two groups of 5,000 participants.

The spots Will Be Distributed By Order Of Registration, Ensuring That The First Interested Parties Have The Opportunity To Be Part Of This Training Process.

To Register, You Just Need To Access The AVAMEC Website And Search For The Course, Securing A Spot And Thus The Chance To Contribute To Safer And More Harmonious School Environments Across Brazil.

This course is an innovative and essential initiative for professionals who wish to train in restorative practices and contribute to building a safer and more welcoming school environment.

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29/10/2024 06:59

O curso tem 48 h não 180 como diz a matéria

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Want To Take A Course With The Ministry Of Education For Free And 100% Online? Ministry Of Education Opens Enrollment For A Course With 180 Hours Of Online Content On Restorative Practices

In Response To The Increase In School Violence, The MEC Launches An Online And Free Course With 180 Hours, Training Educators To Implement Peace Practices.

Free And Accessible Course To Build Safe Schools

Complete And Accessible Curriculum Structure

Registrations And Limited Spots At The MEC

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Want To Take A Course With The Ministry Of Education For Free And 100% Online? Ministry Of Education Opens Enrollment For A Course With 180 Hours Of Online Content On Restorative Practices

In Response To The Increase In School Violence, The MEC Launches An Online And Free Course With 180 Hours, Training Educators To Implement Peace Practices.

Free And Accessible Course To Build Safe Schools

Complete And Accessible Curriculum Structure

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