How to Thrive in the
Relief Teaching Classroom
After you SURVIVE it is time to build your confidence to THRIVE.
This course will help you THRIVE in your relief classroom.
4.9 Rating
12 Reviews
Targeted to
All Educators
5 Intermediate Lessons
Video/Text
Time Commitment
90 Minutes
About this course
This course is a continuation of the previous course - How to Survive in the Relief Teaching Classroom.
You should complete the course How to Survive in the Relief Teaching Classroom prior to participating in this course.
This is the third and final course of the Survive and Thrive suite.
✔ Orientation
✔ Survive
✔ And this course How to Thrive in the Relief Teaching Classroom.
You should refer the the Study Buddy which contains details of the modules for this section.
What you will learn:
What forms an integral component of the relief teaching classroom management strategies.
How selective attention works.
Redirection strategies that have worked in the relief teaching classroom.
The most powerful strategy to bring a student back to the task.
How to effectively apply consequences in the classroom.
There are 2 ways to enroll in the How to Thrive in the Relief Teaching Classroom course:
OPTION 1:
Get lifetime access for just $19; or
OPTION 2:
Join the Relief Teaching Academy for JUST $9, and you'll get How to Thrive in the Relief Teaching Classroom course AND 100+ hours of other Academy online courses for teachers AND tonnes of classroom resources AND access to our exclusive relief teaching online community group.
✨ Reviews ✨
Sam H.
Member since Oct 2019
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VERY HELPFUL
Very helpful for me, especially for the more difficult classes I've taught in or tried to teach. Lol.
Sheila T.
Member since March 2019
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EXCELLENT IDEAS
The Survive and Thrive course provided excellent ideas to implement in the classroom. It encourages teachers to further develop their classroom management protocol by refining tools in –and adding new ones to—their current repertoire. The use of flow-charts to detail each key element of classroom management is effective and easy to follow. These charts provide excellent visuals for teachers when at the ‘coal face’ planning their next course of action. Bob reinforces that everything is about the learning and his positive approach to classroom management is refreshing!
Denise T.
Member since Aug 2015
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GREAT COURSE
Survive and Thrive is a great course. I found it very helpful to be remind me what works and be introduced to new strategies I had not considered. It was specific to relief teaching and was a great way to complete PD which is often a struggle to find. The course took me longer than expected but it not only reinforced strategies that I had been using but introduced new ideas that I can incorporate in the classroom. It also highlighted the reasons why certain behaviours from the relief teacher should be avoided.
Helen C.
Member since forever
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NEW STRATEGIES
Survive and Thrive
offers a clear outline of some new techniques as well as a valuable reminder of many strategies that you know you should use but often forget. I liked the content of the classroom management modules the best. I like the times when you give actual examples of phrases to use in specific situations. I would like more examples for secondary school relief teacher. I would also appreciate more material relating to older students. Thanks, Bob! There aren't a lot of people interested in helping relief teachers.
Bob Brandis
With Education QLD since 1973;
A teacher for over 40 years;
32 of those 40 years were as a principal;
Retired from FT work and became a relief teacher because he enjoyed it!
About Your Trainer:
Bob Brandis has taught every class from Prep to Y12, in small country to large city schools throughout Queensland.
He has professionally supported more teachers than he can count through his guidance, resources, advice and professionalism. Hundreds of teachers, both in Australia and overseas, have benefited from Bob's practical and down-to-earth training content and approach.
Bob developed the content of this course to help give relief teachers the best practical information and support. Its contents still remain as practical and relevant today as it was when first created.