The Habits of Mind model seeks to teach students how to think, guiding them to higher levels of effectiveness and instilling advanced mental habits that lead to peak performance. This model enhances students’ reflective thinking skills, enabling them to apply these skills in various learning and teaching situations. 

This workshop aims to introduce the concept of Habits of Mind, apply strategies to develop these habits in participants and their students during the learning and teaching process and emphasize the importance of developing Habits of Mind in everyday life.

The World Health Organization affirms that mental well-being is an integral and inseparable part of an individual’s health. It contributes to the balance of emotions, thoughts, impressions and relationships, fostering the development of positive behavior patterns. 

Negative life events significantly contribute to anxiety, stress, feelings of threat and despair. Cognitive-behavioral intervention aims to address these disturbances through cognitive restructuring. Counselors work to adjust students’ thoughts, encouraging them to adopt more adaptive perspectives and behaviors that align with their current circumstances.

The role of the educational counselor has become pivotal in the learning and teaching process, addressing the behavioral and cognitive challenges students face. Counselors help students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to tackle future challenges and succeed in the job market. 

This workshop aims to assist participating educators in understanding the concept of 21st-century skills. These include learning and creativity, communication and collaboration, digital literacy, critical thinking, flexible thinking and social media management during counseling.

A person’s ability to successfully manage various situations is closely linked to their self-awareness and understanding of their needs. 

The objectives of these two courses are to highlight the importance of distinguishing between ethics, values, culture, citizenship, and social responsibility. Educators will be introduced to best practices on how to engage students in controversial issues related to ethics, values, citizenship, and social responsibility. They will learn how to teach these concepts explicitly and implicitly through various teaching methods and strategies used in the classroom.

This course aims to introduce educators to fundamental and contemporary social studies skills. Skills are an integral part of teaching and learning social studies. There are three types of skills in social studies that every educator needs to teach their students: observation and monitoring skills, communication and interpersonal skills, and the skills to read tables, charts, and graphs (specialized skills in social studies). The course will focus on how to teach and learn these skills.

The aim of this course is to deepen educators' understanding of the assessment process in social studies, including the structure of assessment strategies and the development of assessment tools. The course will encourage educators to consider how diagnostic, formative, and summative assessments can support learning. It will cover the process of asking questions and developing high-order thinking skills through questioning. Additionally, the course will delve into analyzing student work and reflecting on effective methods of correction that promote higher levels of thinking.

The aim of this workshop is the differentiate between ethics, values, and culture.it will offer teachers the best practices on how to engage students in issues related to ethics and values, and how to teach these concepts in exclusive and non-exclusive ways in the classroom.

This course aims to explain the significance of maps in human activities and the need to incorporate them, when appropriate, into all educational subjects. Educators in this course will be introduced to mapping software, which will enable students to gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter they are studying. Additionally, this course covers how to support students in map design as part of the learning process.