1. To enhance general class teachers' effective strategies for reinforcing positive behavior and managing inappropriate behavior, and to improve schools' collaborative efforts (general, counseling, special education) in assisting special education students' class adaptation, this online seminar is organized.

2. Participants:

(1) Newly appointed homeroom teachers of general classes in public and private junior high schools (including junior high sections of full-service schools) in Taipei City. Each school is requested to nominate at least one teacher, with priority given to new teachers or those who have not participated in related seminars.

(2) General class teachers, counseling teachers, and special education teachers in public and private elementary and junior high schools (including junior high sections of full-service schools) in Taipei City who are interested in this seminar topic.

3. Registration and Seminar Method

(1) This seminar will be conducted on the "Taipei Cool Course Cloud - Cool Course OnO Online Classroom" platform. After entering the course, you can directly participate in the seminar without needing to register or be nominated on the Taipei City Teacher In-Service Training Network.

(2)Please be sure to log in to the platform using your account and password for the "Taipei City Campus Single Sign-On Service (not the Ministry of Education's Education Cloud or other methods)". This will allow for the recognition of seminar hours on the Taipei City Teacher In-Service Training Network in the future..

(3) The course invitation code for Cool Course OnO Online Classroom is B83IZQIKVIWK. For other ways to enter the course, please refer to the attachment.

4. Seminar Dates: From July 18, 2023 (Tuesday) to December 22, 2023 (Friday) at 12:00 PM.

5.Participants who complete the seminar requirements within the deadline will be granted 3 hours of special education seminar credit.Please refer to the attachment for related seminar requirements and notes.

6. For any questions or seminar-related inquiries, please contact the head of the Research and Promotion Group at 02-27320800 ext. 702.