Where
Online (Zoom)
Workshop Facilitator
Fred A.J. Korthagen is a professor emeritus at Utrecht University. His academic fields are professional development, the pedagogy of teacher education, and more particularly, (core) reflection and coaching. He is one of the developers of the core reflection approach.
As a leading scholar, he has received several awards for his work, most notably from the American Educational Research Association (AERA), the Association of Teacher Educators (ATE), and the International Study Association on Teachers and Teaching (ISATT).
Target Audience
International School Educators; Teacher Educators
Background
New developments in education require that we rethink how best to build links between theory and practice.
In this context, reflection is a central concept.
The Core Reflection approach, developed by Fred Korthagen and his colleagues, aims at promoting a deep and transformative kind of reflection in the coaching of students, teachers, or colleagues.
It represents a shift from a focus on problems and deficiencies toward a focus on strengths.
Aim
Participants will :
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Learn about the basic principles and models of Core Reflection
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Practice using Core Reflection
Topics Covered
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The research basis of the workshop content
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Core qualities
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Principles of effective core feedback
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The Elevator Model
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Using thinking, feeling, and wanting
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Building on the inner potential (best possible self)
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The Onion Model
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Dealing with obstacles
Implementable Skills
By the end of the workshop, participants will be equipped to:
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Give core feedback
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Work with core qualities, ideals, successes, and inner obstacles
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Use the elevator model
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Promote flow in learning
FAQ
If I cannot make it to the workshop, will you offer a refund?
Given the logistics involved we will not be able to offer a refund, but you can transfer your registration to somebody else. Or we can also send you the recording (limited time).
Do you offer Continuing Education Credits?
No.
Will I get a certificate of participation?
Yes.