Physical education and classroom teachers are highly trusted among children. But how can you assist the youngest during wartime? How can a teacher assess their condition, reduce anxiety, and deal with the aftermath of trauma? Research shows that physical activity positively impacts on mental health.

Join our innovative online course "Physical culture: balancing mind and body". Discover methods to support children during war, develop non-traumatic communication skills, and use exercise, inclusive education, and the National Ukrainian School Health program for healing, even in limited conditions such as a bomb shelter or high-stress situations.

The goal is to build resilience in teachers and children, reduce anxiety, and teach first aid for children with trauma symptoms through exercise. The course covers psychological safety, communication, and physical activity techniques.

Course modules:
1. Teacher Stabilization and resilience. Studying the concept of resilience, prevention of burnout, and techniques for maintaining mental health.
2. Psychological basis. Non-traumatic communication with children, key aspects of interaction with children of different ages, and conflict resolution.
3. Health in the game. Organization of physical education lessons in military operations, specifics of games and exercises, and inclusive education.
4. Directions of physical education of students. Principles of physical education organization according to the NUS.

After the course, you will gain the skills for supporting and developing children through wartime challenges, promoting psychological and physical health. Join the community of educators dedicated to the younger generation.