Metro South Education District, Western Cape Department of Education, 2014

Monday, May 12, 2014 - 02:30

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Metro South Education District, Western Cape Department of Education

Training Details:-

Target Group: Grade 1 and Learning Support Teachers (Circuit 4)

Number of participants: 30

Dates: 12-14 + 19 + 22 May 2014

For more information: Contact Mimi Jiya at Metro South Education District (see email address below).

Note: Training is open to teachers from Metro South only.

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Email

mjiya@westerncape.gov.za

I really cannot wait to start- I want all my children to be Grade 1 ready at the end of this year.

Metro South Training, Western Cape Education Department, 2015

‘BCP is foundational to a child's learning. It is the building blocks on which all other concepts are built. A concept needs to be fully understood by a child before a new concept can be taught. We often rush children's learning due to time constraints which is not correct.’ (KIDZPOSITIVE, Occupational Therapist, 2011)

Teacher Feedback

I am really glad I made an effort to attend: Fantastic, enlightening, empowering.

Metro Central Education District, March 2014

Metro Central Education District, Teacher Training, March 2014

The Basic Concepts Programme is basically the same as Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development. It is a way of teaching… it gives individuals a way to structure their thinking and reasoning.

Mitchell's Plain Primary School, November 2015

Encourages children to be observant and provides opportunity for building language skills - from basics to more complex.

Public Open Training, Cape Town (2014)

I now have a broader knowledge of how to teach various concepts and reach all intelligences and learning styles.

Thinking Stars: Teacher Feedback From Training, August 2014

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