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The Role of the Teacher

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The importance of planning for intentional teaching and assessment in a play-based classroom

“This course should be mandatory for all teachers.

If you have any queries about play based learning, or feeling like it’s just too daunting, this course gives you a clear direction, and makes it seem possible and oh so necessary.

If you can get any senior management to do the course, they present it in such a professional manner it may be what they need to be convinced!”

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Kate W, Henderson Valley Primary

Following on from the popular ‘PIay-Based Learning for the Junior Classroom’ series this workshop is aimed at those facilitating learning in a pIay-based classroom environment.

This workshop will enable teachers to:

  • Examine the role of the teacher in provoking authentic play in the student—centred classroom environment
  • Discuss and practice key strategies for scaffolding children’s learning through play
  • Work with experienced facilitators to understand how to identify the
    learning occurring through authentic play opportunities
  • Practice (with support) the ways to document learning observed
    through play activities of students

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2020 Dates & Venues

Rotorua: St Mary’s Catholic School

14 March 2020

**Registrations Now Open**

9am – 3pm
$220.00 + GST per person

Auckland: Papatoetoe East School

27 March 2020

**Registrations Now Open**

9am – 3pm
$220.00 + GST per person

Wellington: Ngati Toa School

4 April 2020

**Registrations Now Open**

9am – 3pm
$220.00 + GST per person

Christchurch: Venue TBC

21 April 2020

**Registrations Now Open**

9am – 3pm
$250.00 + GST per person

Dunedin: Venue TBC

1 May 2020

**Registrations Now Open**

9am – 3pm
$250.00 + GST per person

Auckland: Venue TBC

12 June 2020

**Registrations Now Open**

9am – 3pm
$220.00 + GST per person