Lighting the Literacy Pathway
Monday 25 - Wednesday 27th September, Invercargill, Southland
The workshop will be a look at the pedagogy that produces the best outcomes for Maori students and other marginalised students as well. We will also consider the leadership practices that support teachers to be effective teachers of Maori students.
An illustrated and Research-based presentation that explores being an effective teacher of writing from Year 1- 8
These presentations are designed to give whānau/family an understanding of neurodiversity, as well as the strategies to best support their tamariki/children in their educational journey.
Jill Eggleton will present practical ideas for the easy implementation of two whole class literacy approaches – Shared Reading – (Shared Book and Poetry) and Reading Aloud. She will demonstrate how these approaches are an essential part of any literacy programme, regardless of age or stage as they provide some…
Come along for afternoon tea to meet Jeannie Skinner National Library guru and winner of the Storylines Betty Gilderdale Award for outstanding service to Literacy.
Grow your understanding in these areas: What is dyslexia/neurodiversity? What are practical ways to work with students? What resources are recommended?
