USP Is Accepting Applications for Its 100% Free Online Course in Neurosciences and Psychoeducation

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Did You Know That USP Is Offering a Completely Free Distance Course on Neuroscience and Psychoeducation? This Is Your Chance to Dive Into the Fascinating World of the Human Brain and Learn Innovative Techniques for Educational Application. Don’t Miss This Unique Opportunity!

The University of São Paulo (USP) is accepting applications for the EAD course in Neuroscience and Psychoeducation in Schema Therapy, which offers a free certificate to participants.

This course is especially aimed at elementary education teachers, covering from early childhood education to high school, regardless of the area of knowledge and whether the institution is public or private.

According to the university, the course, with a total workload of 30 hours, will be conducted from October 7 to November 24, divided into six asynchronous modules. Below, check the detailed structure of the course:

ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

Week 1: Introduction to Neuroscience and Schema Therapy

Neuroscience and Learning
Introduction to Schema Therapy

Week 2: Developmental Tasks

Brain and Development
The 5 Basic Emotional Needs

Week 3: Establishing Dysfunctional Patterns

Memory and Processing Pain and Trauma
Influence of the Environment on Schema Formation

Week 4: Thinking and Behavior

Neuroscience and Behavior
Dysfunctional Modes and Conflict Management

Week 5: Change of Patterns

Neuroplasticity and Emotions
Emotional Regulation Strategies

Week 6: Establishing Relationships with Practice

Relationship Between Neuroscience and Practice in the Educational Context
Psychoeducational Practices in the Educational Context

Teaching Methodology of USP

The course classes will be made available weekly on the Moodle Extension platform of USP. Each module will last five hours, including video lectures, complementary materials, and pre- and post-questionnaires to assess learning.

The course evaluation will consist of completing and submitting all asynchronous activities, such as questionnaires and video lectures.

Requirements for Certification

To obtain the certificate, participants need to meet some essential requirements:

Minimum attendance of 100% in the proposed activities
Completion and submission of all asynchronous activities

This course offers an unmissable opportunity for educators to enhance their pedagogical practices based on the latest advances in neuroscience and psychoeducation. Don’t miss this chance to enrich your knowledge and transform your educational approach!

How to Register

To participate, interested parties must register by 11:59 PM on August 19 on the APOLO Platform. Student selection will be made through filling out an online form, which will be sent by email to those registered.

How do you think neuroscience can transform basic education in Brazil? Share your opinion in the comments!

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Adriana Elias Viana

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17/08/2024 20:58

A Neurociência pode transformar a educação no Brasil por agregar saberes aos profissionais da educação, permitindo com que a prática docente possa ser adequadas de acordo com o funcionamento do cérebro , sem deixar de levar em considerações que processo de ensino aprendizagem depende de questões sociais, psicológicas dos educandos.

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Evanilce Silva de Holanda

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09/08/2024 21:36

A Neurociência tem descoberto preciosidades para educação e os profissionais devem embarcar nesse conhecimento para a prática em sala de aula ser mais efetiva e o resultado fora dela os resultados melhores, para assim o Brasil obter melhor resultado.

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Cilmara

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08/08/2024 19:15

Criando conexoes de aprendizagem e sendo facilitador da mesma aos professores quanto ao ensino e prática diaria.

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USP Is Accepting Applications for Its 100% Free Online Course in Neurosciences and Psychoeducation

Did You Know That USP Is Offering a Completely Free Distance Course on Neuroscience and Psychoeducation? This Is Your Chance to Dive Into the Fascinating World of the Human Brain and Learn Innovative Techniques for Educational Application. Don’t Miss This Unique Opportunity!

Week 1: Introduction to Neuroscience and Schema Therapy

Week 2: Developmental Tasks

Week 3: Establishing Dysfunctional Patterns

Week 4: Thinking and Behavior

Week 5: Change of Patterns

Week 6: Establishing Relationships with Practice

Teaching Methodology of USP

Requirements for Certification

How to Register

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USP Is Accepting Applications for Its 100% Free Online Course in Neurosciences and Psychoeducation

Did You Know That USP Is Offering a Completely Free Distance Course on Neuroscience and Psychoeducation? This Is Your Chance to Dive Into the Fascinating World of the Human Brain and Learn Innovative Techniques for Educational Application. Don’t Miss This Unique Opportunity!

Week 1: Introduction to Neuroscience and Schema Therapy

Week 2: Developmental Tasks

Week 3: Establishing Dysfunctional Patterns

Week 4: Thinking and Behavior

Week 5: Change of Patterns

Week 6: Establishing Relationships with Practice

Teaching Methodology of USP

Requirements for Certification

How to Register

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