Simptome van ‘n Leesprobleem
Leesprobleme kan reggestel word. Die eerste stap is om 'n leesprobleem te identifiseer. ‘n Ouer wat enige van die simptome, wat hier beskryf word, in sy of haar kind opmerk, behoort te weet dat die kind hulp nodig het.
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Want to Listen Better? Listen with Your Right Ear
Listening requires sensitive hearing and the ability to process information into cohesive meaning. Add everyday background noise and constant interruptions, and the ability to comprehend what is heard becomes that much more difficult. Audiology researchers have found that in such demanding environments, both children and adults depend more on their right ear for processing and retaining what they hear.
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A Letter We’ve Seen Millions of Times, Yet Can’t Write
Despite seeing it millions of times in pretty much every picture book, every novel, every newspaper and every email message, people are essentially unaware of the more common version of the lowercase print letter 'g,' Johns Hopkins researchers have found.
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Fine Motor Skills and Handwriting (Activities Included)
Fine motor skills are involved in smaller movements that occur in the wrists, hands, fingers, feet and toes. They participate in smaller actions such as picking up objects between the thumb and finger, writing carefully, and even blinking...
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School Readiness Workshop at Lynnwood Ridge Primary
On 10 and 12 April Edublox Pretoria East presented a workshop on school readiness at Lynnwood Ridge Primary School. The free workshop was attended by Grade R parents, where they received tools and training to prepare their children for the demands of primary school...
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5 Brain Myths Busted
After thousands of years of studying and treating every aspect of the brain, there are still many facets that remain mysterious. And because the brain is so complex, we tend to simplify information about how it works in order to make it more understandable. Both of these things put together have resulted in many myths about the brain. Let's look at 5 myths that have been circulating about the brain.
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Meet Joanel Grobbelaar, Educational Practitioner at Edublox Bloemfontein
Joanel completed her B.Ed degree at the University of the Free State and started teaching languages. During her time as a teacher she noticed a lack in learning and reading skills, which led her to explore different methods to improve her own teaching skills, and apply these methods and skills in her classroom...
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Gevallestudie: Edublox Verhoog IK van Gemiddeld tot Hoog-gemiddeld
Nog 'n wonderlike Edublox-suksesverhaal in terme van verhoging in IK is dié van Xavier, 'n jong seun wat in Augustus 2016 by Edublox begin het. Sy IK is in Desember 2014 deur 'n sielkundige getoets. Dieselfde sielkundige het Xavier in September 2017 geëvalueer. Sy IK-punte het ongelooflik verbeter. 'n Verhoogde IK-telling het gewoonlik 'n positiewe uitwerking op 'n kind se akademiese prestasie...
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Meet Hannelie Brönner, Educational Practitioner at Edublox Durbanville
Hannelie has always had a passion for children who struggle with learning and has worked in this field for the past 17 years, first as a remedial/support teacher, then as senior leader and finally Headteacher at a Special School. Over the years, particularly whilst working in the UK, she became increasingly aware of the fact most learners who struggled to learn, had poor cognitive skills...
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Meet Karen Langenhoven, Educational Practitioner at Edublox George
Karen has taught for many years, making a difference to learners from Grade 00 to Grade 4. Through the years she continuously discovered that there is a great need for specialized reading and writing amongst learners who had missed an important link in the teaching proses. As franchisee at Edublox George she assists many children who struggle with reading and writing...
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