Professional Development Consortium
#208-24 *PRIVATE EVENT* Professional Boundaries
TITLE: Professional Boundaries
EVENT #: 208-24
DATE(S): April 26, 2024
TIME(S): 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
LOCATION(S): Knoxville High School / 600 E. Main St. / Knoxville, IL 61448
PRESENTER(S): Joe McQueen
INTENDED AUDIENCE: Knoxville Junior High and High School Staff
FEE: NA
PD HOURS: 1.5
This training explores the value of boundaries and offers guidance for developing, promoting, and supporting healthy boundaries in work roles and settings. Boundaries are built upon a trusted relationship that fosters open communication and information-sharing. Boundaries are intended to help professional relationships while identifying limits around appropriate behaviors in working relationships. Good boundaries encourage people to look for and support culturally and age-appropriate boundaries across self-disclosure, relationships, communication, confidentiality, language, respect, behavior, and beliefs.
Training Objectives:
Communicate to staff what constitutes healthy and unhealthy relationships and how to set boundaries with students/clients in a positive learning environment.
Develop an understanding of how professional boundaries are the legal, ethical, and organizational frameworks that protect clients and employees from physical and emotional harm and help support a safe working environment.
Demonstrate how good boundaries offer structure and limits while offering certain freedoms and encouragement.
Guide educators to know that effective boundaries can help them avoid the frustrations of a more coercive, win-lose approach.
QUESTIONS? Please email [email protected] to contact Melinda, the Professional Learning Coordinator for the ROE 26 & ROE 33 Professional Development Consortium.
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