What is more fun than learning about the body schema and the importance of motor activity. The psychomotor topic was divided into two sessions, one included the executive functioning skills required for learning which helps educators in their lesson planning, and the other session addressed fine and gross motor skills and the practical activities that help children develop these skills. Moreover, the sessions on “understanding emotions” included the different stages of emotions children pass through and how they are expressed. However, the session which grabbed most attention was the one that addressed behavioral difficulties as the participants listened to practical interventions that will help minimize unwanted tantrums.
Understanding Dysgraphia
Dysgraphia is a lifelong condition where learners face everyday challenges such as messy handwriting with frequent erasing, difficulty staying on…
How to enhance executive functioning skills?
Executive functions refer to a set of abilities that individuals use in order to learn new information, retrieve learned information,…
Inclusion Workshop at Queen Rania Academy, Jordan
Raising awareness on the importance of inclusion and building the capacities of educators to better serve learners with special needs…
Understanding Refugee Students
The SKILD Center team had another opportunity to grow in their ministry, sharing their expertise with a group of teachers…
Inclusive Classrooms
Enthusiastic teachers joined together to learn more about inclusive classrooms, Response to Intervention (RTI), and positive reinforcement.
Educational Interventions Seminar
The Counseling and Guidance Center at the Ministry of Education enjoyed four awareness seminars given by professors Dr. Tonia Crane,…
Workshop at NEIGB
Skild Center team held a workshop on the importance of diversity, developmental growth, understanding emotions, and dealing with challenging behaviors, …
Workshop for Community Leaders
From April to June 2018, SKILD held four workshops in Beirut, North of Lebanon, and Bekaa for community leaders. This…