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Mechanisms for Reinforcing Positive Student Behaviour Training Kit

  • 1 day
  • 2 sessions
  • 120 min / session
  • 4 hours in total
  • Intermediate level
  • Arabic

Description

Training Kit on Mechanisms for Reinforcing Positive Student Behaviour

The goal of adopting positive behaviour is to communicate effectively and clearly with others through good mutual understanding. Positive behaviour is considered one of the important matters within the framework of upbringing, and behaviour cannot be reinforced through sermons alone.

Positive Behaviour

Every word or deed that aims at reforming and bringing happiness to the self, and reforming and bringing happiness to society, and the will to change for the better, in light of the teachings and etiquette of Islam. Based on His saying, Glory be to Him, (And do good; indeed, Allah loves the doers of good) (Surah Al-Baqarah: 195)

The Importance of Positive Behaviour and Its Benefits

Positive behaviour is of great importance to the individual and society, and its benefits appear at the individual's psychological level in the feeling of adequacy and importance, which results in a rise in the level of positive self-esteem, a feeling of personal and social adequacy, and the general psychological health and adaptation at home, school, and the work environment that this achieves.

Objectives

  • Identify the basics of cybersecurity and its main concepts.
  • Discover the importance of cybersecurity and its role in protecting information and systems.
  • Learn about the ethical issues related to cybersecurity.
  • Discuss the concept of cybersecurity leadership and the importance of training staff.
  • Acquire skills in managing cybersecurity risks and assessing threats.
  • Learn about the information security management system according to the ISO 27001 standard.
  • Understand the nature of cybercrimes and the mechanisms for combating them.

Who it's for

Teachers and student counsellors, student affairs deputies, and school leaders.

Training sessions

  • Introductions and programme opening
  • Training video
  • Training activity
  • What values are
  • The link between values and behaviour
  • Steps the school must take in educating students
  • Why reinforce values in schools that promote positive behaviour?
  • Training activity
  • Steps for building values in schools
  • Instilling values and measuring them

Version 1 — updated 16 October 2026

We keep the content up to date; every download gets the latest version.

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Frequently asked questions

Teachers and student counsellors, student affairs deputies, and school leaders.

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