- Quizzes: 3
- Duration: 10 weeks
Course Information
This module is broken down into 2 sections:
1) What is literacy and how to teach it.
This module discusses the key aspects of literacy in schools, SOW, Planning and Resources. If you are a beginner, experienced or want to train your staff then ensure you go through the step-by-step guide on what is Literacy and How to teach it?
2) What is Numeracy and how to teach it.
This module discusses the key aspects of Numeracy in schools, SOW, Planning and Resources. If you are a beginner, experienced or want to train your staff then ensure you go through the step-by-step guide on what is Numeracy and How to teach it?
Time Involved in this course for each part:
This course is taught entirely online. There is no set time frame, you can do the activities when it suits you best. Each part takes approximately 30-35 hours to complete.
- Reading Materials 5 – 15 hours
- Writing up a lesson plan 1 hour
- Creating resources 1 hour
- Creating SOW and weekly plans (weekly plan based on 10 Literacy lesson – 12 hours) (SOW ongoing)
- Lesson delivery 1 hour
- Video and review 2 hours
Course Overview part 1:
- What is Literacy?
- How to teach literacy?
- What does a SOW look like?
- What does a Literacy Lesson plan look like?
- How to ensure the lesson is part of a bigger picture (SOW and Syllabus)
- How to assess students using different techniques?
Course Overview part 2:
- What is Numeracy?
- How to teach Numeracy?
- What does a SOW look like?
- What does a Numeracy Lesson plan look like?
- How to ensure the lesson is part of a bigger picture (SOW and Syllabus)
- How to assess students using different techniques?
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Basics
In this section you'll learn some basic concepts of programming languages and how to use them. You'll also learn how to write clean code using different code editors and tools.
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Advanced
In this section you'll learn some core concepts of Object Oriented Programming. You'll also learn how to structure the data, debug and handling exceptions.
