INSTOPP - How to become my child's homework consultant

Wed Feb 23, 17:00 - Wed Feb 23, 18:30

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ABOUT

What is it that every parent wants from the HOMEWORK experience? INDEPENDENCE!


We are all thankful to have our children return to some form of normality, however, this also put us and our children back into a rat race that they are no longer used to. It is clear that lockdowns and the cut curriculum have affected our children. How can I as a parent effectively help my child to adjust while trying to fill in the blanks left by lockdowns? In addition, how do I address the reading and language delays my child may be facing?


During this session, we will explore how to assist our kids with skills such as goal setting and time management. We will delve into mediated learning, study and memory techniques, and independence training that will act as tools to parents who wants to ensure their efforts result in their kids’ independence with schoolwork.


Start the year with a clear goal and solid plan in mind to not merely cope with homework and projects, but to become an expert in empowering your child to get it right…themselves! 


ABOUT ANANJA DE LANGE:

Ananja qualified from the University of Stellenbosch in 1997 and completed her Postgraduate Diploma at WITS in 2000. She has experience in physical rehabilitation, treatment of learning difficulties, AD/HD and Autism Spectrum Disorders as well as Medico-legal work. She has a special interest in cognitive approaches to education, health, and wellbeing. She places high value on family, friends, creativity, and common sense.

 

Ananja has extensive experience working in schools as an Occupational Therapist and, for the past 4 years, has been the Principal of a small private primary school in Randburg.

 

As a mother of two, she is empathetic about the struggles and fears parents face while raising children in this strange new world.