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Tuesday 5. January 2021 at 10:00 to 13:00
Monday 4. January 2021 at 18:00
This is a rare opportunity to hear about mediated learning from one of the leading figures in the field of mediated learning and dynamic assessment, David Tzuriel - highly productive both within the field of research and development of clinical dynamic assessment tools building on mediated learning. David Tzuriel has conducted loads of research on Mediated Learning and Dynamic Assessment, has teached on countless of workshops around the world and has developed a whole range of Dynamic Assessment tools for younger children.
The webinar is one of two separate and independent webinars with David. The other webinar is about Dynamic Assessment, please see this link for further information and registration: https://neuroguide.nemtilmeld.dk/28/
Introduction
What is MLE and what is the historical background?
What does the current research tell us about the relevance of MLE?
What are the most important factors constituting MLE?
What aspects of cognitive functioning (cognitive functions, non-intellectuel factors, mental operations) are relevant to target?
MLE and specific groups - which children (and from what background) does benefit mostly from MLE approaches?
His scientific work is related to empirical validation, implementation, and modification of the theories of Feuerstein and Vygotsky. He has published many studies and books in the field of DA, mediated learning experience, and
cognitive education programs, as well as 7 dynamic assessment tests for young children that are used all over the world.
David Tzuriel is known as a leader and developer of the DA movement and taught more than 190 international workshops around the world.
Price
Webinar fee for international participants is 400 DKK (Danish currency). For Danish participants, there will be added 25 % local VAT.
Technical platform and prerequisites for online participation
The webinar is offered through Zoom Meeting platform. It is a prerequisite for wbinar participation, that you have a well-functioning webcam and microphone solution and can join the course through a computer. If you are not sure whether your hardware is compatible and set up for Zoom Meeting, you can try it here: www.zoom.us/test
In addition participation requires a good and stable internet connection. As a rule of thumb, a minimum of 4-5 Mb in upload and 6-8 Mb download speed is required to have a good stable connection. If necessary, you can check your internet speed here: www.speedtest.net
Course organizer cannot be held responsible for lack of course outcome due to technical problems.
Course language
The webinar language is English.
Further information
If you have any questions, please feel free to write to the course organizer Neuroguide.dk, psychologist Jens Wilbrandt, email: info@neuroguide.dk
Last deadline for enrollment is 30th of December 2020.