Supporting Student Behaviour
Learn more about student behaviour, its motivations and strategies that can be used to support all students.
Description
This facilitator-led blended learning course has been co-designed by the Department of Education and The University of Melbourne to develop understanding and capabilities in:
- ways to support student behaviour from a behavioural science lens
- evidence-based approaches to supporting students at the whole-school, classroom, and individual levels
- implementing data-informed supports and interventions.
Course Outline
Supporting Student Behaviour Course Outline
Registrations
Term 3 registrations have been paused. Registrations re-open 17 August - 11 September 2026.
For inquiries, please contact inclusive.classrooms@education.vic.gov.au
Audience
Victorian government school and regional staff.
Education Support (ES) staff are requested to participate alongside a teacher from their school because parts of the course focus on class-wide, small group and individualised program planning. It’s best practice when teachers and ES collaborate on these parts.
Delivery
Facilitator-led blended learning courses undertaken over 8 weeks, which include:
- self-paced online modules
- collaborate with others in online discussions and reflect on your own learning
- two learning tasks to ensure learning is meaningful and applied
- two facilitated 1.5 hour sessions (face-to-face or virtual conferencing held after school hours).
Completion
Successful completion of an Inclusive Classrooms course provides eligibility to claim 20 hours professional learning contributing to relevant association registration requirements.