COD 2016 - D127

Digital Kindergarten

Kindergarten heads, teachers and teacher trainees

3 sesiones, inicia: 12-Oct

Ficha del curso

Ciclo: 2016
Nivel: A Distancia
Idioma: Inglés
Estado: Terminado
Lugar: A Distancia
Capacitador/es: Ms. Jennifer Verschoor
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Colegios Afiliados
ARS
Centros de Examen
ARS
No afiliados
ARS 900.00

Sesiones

Sesiones Fechas Horario
1 12 Octubre - 18 Octubre 2016 Sesión a distancia
2 19 Octubre - 25 Octubre 2016 Sesión a distancia
3 26 Octubre - 01 Noviembre 2016 Sesión a distancia

Capacitador/es

Jennifer Verschoor

Jennifer Verschoor graduated from St. Andrew's Scots School. She holds a degree in Literary, Technical and Legal Translation as well as a Bachelor's degree in Educational Management, English Teaching and ICT in the Classroom validated by Trinity College London. She holds an MA in Virtual Environments and a Specialization in Education and ICT offered by the Ministry of Education in Argentina. She is the co-author of My First Digital Journey, an ebook published by The Round in December 2012. Currently she is working for the British Council in Argentina and Chile, ESSARP, Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, Cambridge English and SimpleK12 giving teacher training courses on the integration of ICT. She has been hired by SBS International to co-moderate TIC en el AULA, nominated for an ELTon Award in 2013 under the category Local Innovation.
Kindergarten heads, teachers and teacher trainees
Gain dozens of practical, usable ideas for using digital tools to engage kindergartners across the content areas – whether you have one mobile device, a small set for several learning centers or one for every student
- Digital tools to enhance learning.
- The flipped classroom in kindergarten.
- Practical tips and tools to effectively and efficiently use mobile devices in Kinder.
During this online course we are going to use an online space specially designed for the course.
- Toward a technology for assessing basic early literacy skills.
- RA Kaminski, RH Good III - School Psychology Review, 1996
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