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Live FACE-TO-FACE Training: Salisbury House School, Cape Town

Tuesday, September 5, 2023 - 15:00 to Wednesday, September 20, 2023 - 16:30

Developing thinking through a focus on important basic conceptual systems, namely:

colour, shape, size, position, number and letter

  • When: 5-6, 12-13, 19-20 September 2023

  • Times: 15h00 - 16h30

  • Venue: Salisbury House School, Cape Town

  • Cost: R950 for training & notes

We only have 8 spaces available!!!

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info@basicconcepts.co.za

The course was clear, open and easy to understand basic concepts. What I liked most was that it links with the curriculum and it really works. It needs to be implemented at my centre.

Open Public Training, Cape Town (June 2013)
BCP Short Course, UCT (June 2013)

Very well put together course: well researched, well prepared, well delivered.  A course that can be trusted to yield results when applied in practice, and therefore a much needed and valuable tool to implement with learners who are in danger of failing to learn adequately.

Open Public Training, 2015 (Cape Town)

If you understand the basic concepts you will have a better understanding of more complex concepts.

 

Metro Central, October 2013

‘All foundation phase educators, esp. Grade R, should attend this workshop. If everyone in the education system uses this BCP model, we should see remarkable improvements in the learners' LIT/NUM over a couple of years.’ (Metro North, 2009)

Teacher Feedback

‘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 love the programme. I was not aware of how to introduce a concept … . If I could reverse my years in teaching, I bet I would have produced mathematicians, scientists and doctors.

Metro Central Teacher Comment (July, 2013)