STOKE-ON-TRENT ONLY - FREE Lunchtime Learning: Developing Professional Curiosity and Hypothesis

Microsoft Teams, Link to join the course will be in your confirmation and reminder emails, at the bottom by the signature.

This course is available for people working with children and families in Stoke-on-Trent. For those working with children and families outside of Stoke-on-Trent, please contact your local Safeguarding Children Partnership.

 

TRAINING COST:

This lunchtime learning session is FREE for all agencies

Nurturing professional curiosity, challenge and hypothesis are a fundamental aspect of working together to keep children and young people safe.  The aim of this workshop is to develop practitioners understanding of professional curiosity and how to apply it to practice.

 

The session will explore:

• Who it is that needs to be professionally curious.
• What is meant by professional curiosity.
• Maintaining respectful uncertainty.
• Why it is important in direct work with families and how and when do we exercise professional curiosity in our work with families.
• The importance of asking the right questions and using professional judgement.

 

Lee Pardy-McLaughlin - Principal Social Worker, City of Stoke-on-Trent

Microsoft Teams, Link to join the course will be in your confirmation and reminder emails, at the bottom by the signature.

Good Internet connection needed

To be used on a laptop or desktop Computer 

Headset needed