Psychological Safety in the Classroom

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Psychological Safety in the Classroom

Create an environment for more engaged learning and collaboration..

We know that when learners feel psychologically safewhen they feel they won’t be judged, punished, or humiliated if they make a mistake or say something wrong in classthey are more likely to take academic risks, experiment, trustopenly share ideas, and engage in collaboration.  

Join Amber Dailey-Hebert in this video course to learn strategies to create a psychologically safe learning environment through your lesson planning, intentional community building, and classroom processes and structures. You will learn how to increase class cohesiondecrease fear, and take actionable steps to create an environment in which learners feel safe to express their authentic identitydevelop a sense of reciprocal trust and interconnectedness with the class community, and, most importantly, improve learning and performance outcomes. 

The following lessons are included with this course.

Course Highlights

  • 60 mins of video instruction
  • 8 short videos
  • 1 printable job aid
  • List of additional resources to continue your learning
  • Valued at $495. Free for members.

INSTRUCTOR

Portrait of Amber Dailey Hebert

Amber Dailey-Hebert

Director, Faculty Center for Innovation | Professor, Adult & Organizational Learning | Park University

 

Having lived and worked abroad, Amber Dailey-Hebert has supported university-wide strategic initiatives and educational development projects in the United States, Europe, and Africa – she is an internationally recognized leader in promoting innovation in higher education and is passionate about the power of education in transforming lives. Her work focuses on the interaction between emergent technologies and adult and organizational learning. As a tenured Professor, she has taught traditional, accelerated, and online courses in the Graduate School of Professional Studies at Park University, focusing on innovative learning and development in online and virtual spaces. Her administrative academic experience includes Department Chair, Program Coordinator, Associate Dean, and she currently serves as the Founding Director at the Faculty Center for Innovation at Park University, which provides faculty development for over 1200 instructors located around the globe.

In addition to serving higher education for almost twenty years, she also consults for the United States Department of State (and DoD) to create educational development programs and leads grant-funded projects for professional learners, faculty development, and assisting with university-wide strategic initiatives in the Netherlands and Africa. Dailey-Hebert was honored as the Ebadi Scholar of the Year, as the Outstanding Graduate Faculty member at Park University and, under her leadership, CETL has been recognized nationally from ACHE, POD, and Carnegie with awards for innovative faculty development programs and initiatives.

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