Name: WEBINAR <br> Developing Phonological Awareness (19 May)
SKU: 16986
Price: 100.00 NZD
Availability: InStock

WEBINAR
Developing Phonological Awareness (19 May)

$100.00

COURSE INSTRUCTOR: Yolanda Soryl
DURATION: 4 hours
TIME: 1pm to 5pm

Our Developing Phonological Awareness (DPA) course is aimed at teachers working with children aged 0-5 or older children who require additional support at the earliest level of literacy development.

IMPORTANT: Course registration will close 7 days prior to the course to allow sufficient time for the course manuals to be delivered.

46 placements available

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This 4 hour training course covers:

• basic theory
• an overview of the seven stages of phonics
• in depth coverage of Stage 1
• lesson plans
• assessment
• resources

Includes the 44-page Developing Phonological Awareness Handbook.

SPECIAL GROUP DISCOUNT

Book 6 teachers, pay for 5! (save $100)
Book 12 teachers, pay for 10! (save $200)

N.B. All discounts must be claimed at the time of the original booking.

WEBINAR
Developing Phonological Awareness (19 May)

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"Every teacher should do your course! Very rarely you go to a course and are interested and awake for a whole 2 hours, then come away inspired, armed and ready to put it all into practice."

"Brilliant: the best PD I've been on. I liked the speed of the training. It was fast, valuable: fantastic!"

"One of the few courses that provides you with everything you need to go off and teach right away: lesson plans, assessments, all the info from planning to teaching and assessing."

"It’s great to have a programme that is tried and true, based on sound research and developed for New Zealand schools. I can implement this in my classroom tomorrow without having to buy expensive resources."

"Thank you for your excellent course at Halswell. I've received lots of feedback from other staff about how much they got out of it and how well you presented it. It was great. Thanks again."

"As a New Entrant teacher I absolutely loved the day as it was completely relevant to me and the needs of the students in my class."

"The best course I have ever done. Having a degree in linguistics I can resolutely say that this has helped me more in my teaching of phonics than a BA and B Ed combined! Thank you."

"We all thoroughly enjoyed the course and the teachers wished they had done it years ago. It is always refreshing to have your enthusiastic, professional and slick delivery – fantastic! Everyone is inspired!"

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WEBINAR Developing Phonological Awareness (19 May)

Description

"Every teacher should do your course! Very rarely you go to a course and are interested and awake for a whole 2 hours, then come away inspired, armed and ready to put it all into practice."

"Brilliant: the best PD I've been on. I liked the speed of the training. It was fast, valuable: fantastic!"

"One of the few courses that provides you with everything you need to go off and teach right away: lesson plans, assessments, all the info from planning to teaching and assessing."

"It’s great to have a programme that is tried and true, based on sound research and developed for New Zealand schools. I can implement this in my classroom tomorrow without having to buy expensive resources."

"Thank you for your excellent course at Halswell. I've received lots of feedback from other staff about how much they got out of it and how well you presented it. It was great. Thanks again."

"As a New Entrant teacher I absolutely loved the day as it was completely relevant to me and the needs of the students in my class."

"The best course I have ever done. Having a degree in linguistics I can resolutely say that this has helped me more in my teaching of phonics than a BA and B Ed combined! Thank you."

"We all thoroughly enjoyed the course and the teachers wished they had done it years ago. It is always refreshing to have your enthusiastic, professional and slick delivery – fantastic! Everyone is inspired!"

WEBINAR
Developing Phonological Awareness (19 May)