Dynamic Assessment Workshop, Cape Town, 2015

Monday, February 23, 2015 - 08:30 to Tuesday, February 24, 2015 - 15:30

Dynamic Assessment Of The Younger Child

The workshop aims to provide participants with a theoretical background to dynamic assessment as well as to provide practical experience in the use of dynamic assessment instruments.

In dynamic assessment the tester, in the role of mediator, engages the learner in an interactive process of teaching and learning while assessing.

Learn how to administer three dynamic assessment instruments developed for younger children

Dates: 22 and 23 February 2015
Times: 8h30 for 9.00 - 15h00 (22 Feb) & 15h00 - 21h00 (23 Feb)
Fees: R1,950.00 and R950.00 for students
Venue: To be decided

The workshop is presented by Dr Louis Benjamin

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Presentation was well organized and clear. The lecturer explained extensively about the content of the course. The programme should be implemented by all Foundation Phase teachers and be recognized by government. The BCP is CAPS aligned.

Schools Improvement Initiative, UCT (June 2013)

This workshop is one of the most beneficial workshops I have attended. The trainer’s presentation style was warm, easy to follow and understand. I like that he included practical activities, examples and demonstrations.

Metro Central: Training, October 2014

Very informative. Very well presented. Very good use of visual aids.

Thinking Stars: Teacher Feedback From Training, August 2014

The BCP is the best place to start for learners with limited vocabulary and for closing the vocabulary gap.

Christel House Training, July 2014

It was a weekend to remember… I had enough time to make plans for things at home. Thank you, it was a joy to listen to someone so passionate about his work.

Die Bron Primary School: Visit 1

The course was very helpful to me as a teacher, excellent and exciting, because it opened my mind … how to integrate basic concept in all learning areas. It also showed that children should not be limited and their understanding should be developed step-by-step.

Schools Improvement Initiative, UCT (June 2013)