The principle goal of education is to create men who are capable of doing new things, not simply of repeating what other generations have done - men who are creative, inventive and discoverers.
—J.Piaget.
"She reads but forgets."
"He can't concentrate."
"She's such a smart kid, but she's bored."
"He constantly creates problems in the classroom."
"Her aggression worries me."
"We do not know where to turn."
Much is heard about learning difficulties and dyslexia, to such an extent that it is difficult to distinguish their significant difference.
Parents and teachers often state that they feel helpless and frustrated, that they can not and do not know how to separate dyslexia from children's learning difficulties, or how to facilitate their learning life.
The purpose of this information is for parents and teachers to learn and distinguish learning disabilities from dyslexia and to be able to make a primary assessment of where and how they can help a child. Practical behaviors and auxiliary axes will fortify them in making life at home and school a little easier! Based on emotional intelligence, rather than the classic IQ, they will be able to discover the important route of communication with the child in difficulty.
At the same time, the French learning reorganization program (Piaget Method) will be presented, with which each child's performance can be improved and the mental structure that makes learning difficult can be identified. An innovative approach beyond the stressful IQ index and the dubious diagnostic tests proposed to date. An approach that helps us to understand at depth the real learning difficulties of the child, without condemning or stigmatizing them with terms such as "poor student" or "dyslexic" or "ADHD".
This seminar is addressed to:
• parents
• teachers
• psychology students and psychologists
• social workers
• special educators
• speech therapists
• adolescents or adults with learning disabilities
• Certificates of participation are given
• Seminar material is given
• Bring comfortable clothes & socks with you
To arrange this seminar in English, please get in touch via our Contact Page.
