Self Regulation Coping Strategies For Students

Towards Excellence!

Created byDr. Dheeraj Mehrotra

Last updated 1/2025

English

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What you'll learn

Teach Students How to Learn: Strategies
Towards Excellence

Course content

1 section • 13 lectures • 1h 29m total length

Introduction1:01
Explore self-regulation coping strategies for students to boost engagement and learning in the classroom, focusing on commitment, teacher priorities, and creating a positive learning climate.
The priority #18:10
prioritize learning as a daily habit by practicing mindfulness, self-regulation, and information literacy while developing 21st-century skills like collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, and leadership.
The priority #210:53
Cultivate self regulation by building a positive educational community with mutual respect, critical thinking, and stress management, while using reflection, purpose, and action plans to adapt with technology.
The priority #33:07
Develop a positive culture that integrates social emotional learning, spiritual intelligence, and entrepreneurship to help students cope with unprecedented moments, solve problems, and foster openness, trust, and respect.
The priority #46:40
Practice mindfulness as a learning philosophy and practice self mentoring to build resilience and positive thinking for students. Embrace technology-enabled, student-centered learning and reflective strategies to adapt to new challenges.
The priority #57:27
Initiate good habits and self-belief to foster personal growth and workplace empowerment. Embrace reflection, mindful practice, and smart tactics to learn from setbacks and sustain lifelong learning.
The priority #614:01
Overcome classroom and online distractions by engaging students with love and praise, prepare plan b for tech failures in online classes, and call out names to boost participation.
The priority #73:42
Discover how teachers foster experiential learning and future-ready skills in digital classrooms using online quizzes, voice messages, video submissions, and platforms like Microsoft Forms and team assignments.
The priority #89:04
Develop street-smart communication and self-mentoring to transform challenges into learning, seize opportunities, stay positive, and collaborate with family and peers via Zoom or WhatsApp.
The priority #90:37
Explore practical self-regulation coping strategies for students, focusing on prioritizing learning, adapting to changing times, and supporting teachers, educators, and professionals in school settings.
The priority #1016:51
Embrace failure as first attempt in learning, stay positive, and cultivate lifelong learning through mock interviews, digital learning, and role models to achieve excellence.
Conclusion4:12
Organize informal cooperative learning with short joint-goal activities, focus discussions before and after lessons, and pair or small-group coaching to engage students across subjects.
Bonus Lecture3:30
Explore 21st century skills for students—critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, digital literacy, and a global mindset—plus project-based learning and interactive technology that foster lifelong, adaptable learners.

Requirements

Teacher/ Educator/ Head of Schools

Description

Self Regulations Coping Strategies for students is an initiative to manage learning as a priority. The learning has taken its pace to the majority who by chance or tribes get governed by the Google Generation of today. Alas, to the say, the teachers are no longer the fountain of knowledge but an artistic adult to govern the discipline in the classrooms.

The teachers who motivate, differentiate, make content relevant and leave no student behind are more important than any other factor in particular. For students like the subject only when they like the teacher and is hence a directly proportional element within a classroom. The drive by the teacher in the class, with the vocabulary is signified with the equilibrium of learning together rather than teaching. The say, “Teachers know the best”, activates wisdom just in the say but in action. The sole reason for this far-fetched approach lies in the nutshell element of an easy approach of open knowledge which is free, versatile and dual with surprises.

We as educators need to develop strategies to explore learning as a priority. The satisfaction and the wow element within classrooms only prevails where there is a taste of “It is in the book, Ma’am, tell us something new!” As a teacher, it is our wisdom to inculcate the “I can do approach” instead of “I shall try approach” and that is universally possible only when we use kind words in the class. Compliment each kid, specially the difficult ones. That might be the only positive thing they hear all day.

Get set go.

Happy Learning. Cheers.

Who this course is for:

Teachers/ Educators