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Classroom Assistant - My Experiences and Journey
‘Raising the Bar’ Becky Griffiths Classroom Assistant - My Experiences and Journey
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Megan Baker House Based in the Herefordshire countryside Children
50 weekly 30 block/holiday club Beneficiaries: Cerebral Palsy, Dyspraxia, Head Injury Adults Beneficiaries: Cerebral Palsy, Parkinsons Disease, Stroke
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Classroom Assistant Course
National Institute of Conductive Education (NICE), Birmingham Part time 8 Modules – 3 core units Assignments/Observations Level 3 ‘Classroom Assistant’ qualification
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Why was I put on the course?
Continual professional development Better my knowledge, theory and practice Support conductors Gain my level 3 ‘conductor assistant’ qualification
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Learning and experiences
Introduction to Conductive Education Cerebral palsy as a problem of learning Conductive Observation Facilitation and the facilitators role
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Learning and Experiences: Introduction to Conductive Education
History: Where it all started and where it is now! Main Features of Conductive Education The conductor The group The task series The daily routine Observation Facilitation Rhythmical intention Assignment
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Cerebral Palsy as a problem for learning
Different types of Cerebral Palsy How the brain and body are affected No two children are the same ‘Technical Lingo’ Athetosis and Ataxia? Assignment
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Conductive Observation
Misconception that Observation is just ‘looking’ Operative, Progressive & Comparative – On-going! Difficult to observe all children at once–teamwork! What to look out for: Motivated? Body language/facial expressions? Did they initiate their movements? Why/Why not? Link to facilitation Practical
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Facilitation and the facilitators role
Misconception that all facilitation is ‘hands on’ Educational, Psychological & Physiological Workshop – looking at photos and evaluating Assignment – Academic and Practical
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Would I recommend the course?
Confidence! Delivery of the course – Build up of modules! Practical learning! Videos, Photos, Workshops! Assessments/Assignments – Reading! Participants on the course
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Conclusion ‘Jigsaw’ effect Looking forward to the last 4 modules:
Purpose of the task series Application of skills: Self-care Application of skills: Transferring from one place to another Purpose of the daily routine! Dyspraxia?
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