
Meeting the demand of teachers and trainers working with young children, Rock and Water in primary schools focuses on the translation of Rock and Water principles to all grades of primary education and all situations that occur at school on a daily basis.
The accompanying manual (aud 80) describes in detail the psychological profile of students in each age group, giving special emphasis to the development of their (social) identity. We have carefully selected new and existing Rock and Water exercises to support students in each stage of their development. This workshop will provide you with new insights and practical material on why each exercise is suited for every student in each grade. You will learn new ways to put Rock and Water to good use in your school.
The manual includes over 120 lessons designed to suit each grade, 80 professional pictures and a full colour lay-out. There are dozens of practical tips and strategies for keeping order, dealing with organizational issues and connecting with the students. The manual will assist the teacher/trainer to improve their skills and maximize the result of each lesson and training. Each lesson is supported by questions that can be used to reflect on that specific exercise. There is also a whole section dedicated to exercises and assignments that can be used to continue the program in the classroom. These exercises are designed to meet each student’s favorite learning style leaving room for creativity and imagination, both for them and the teacher/trainer.
Supported by the central themes and the physical-social structure of the Rock and Water Program, this practical and detailed new resource is a must have for every Rock and Water teacher/trainer working with young boys and girls and a valuable new addition to the Rock and Water Program.
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New South Wales / Australian Capital Territory / Tasmania
South Australia / Victoria / Northern Territory
Gadaku Institute / Rots en Water NL
Loet 45
1741 BN Schagen
Tel: 0224-21 33 46
Fax: 0224-21 50 45
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