On November 30th the II Meeting of ‘Future Successful Professors’ was held on the Fuenlabrada campus of the King Juan Carlos University. This meeting was supported by the Erasmus + ‘We All Count’ Project, of which the Yehudi Menuhin Spain Foundation is part. The event was attended by teachers and teachers of children, elementary, secondary and university, as well as students from the URJC. This meeting was attended by the director and a teacher of the CRA Río Tajo-José Manuel Oviedo (Alcolea del Tajo, Toledo), as this center is part of the Erasmus + ‘We All Count Project’. The meeting took place in morning and afternoon sessions, with two presentations in each session. The speakers of the meeting were Rafael Guerrero, Javier Bahón, Javier Espinosa and Chema Lázaro and Mari Cruz Gómez. The different presentations, which were very interesting, concerned ‘Neurobiology of stress in the teacher-student relationship’; ‘Successful Educators’; ‘Innovation in the successful teacher; How does a successful teacher manage a classroom?’ The presentations developed strategies and methodologies to address relationships in the classroom, as well as the development of students. Following the presentation of the speakers, the attendees participated, generating interesting debates and contributions”.
Erasmus +’We All Count’ Project: Held at the URJC on the II Meeting ‘Future Successful Teachers’
