Learning and Teaching

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eTAPS Module 4 - How to Give Feedback to Teachers

1 March 2019

In this module, proudly developed by ATA and presented by Stella Liliendal, you will develop understanding of the important role of TAs working alongside teachers in the classroom is to observe and record learning and give teachers quality feedback that can be used to respond to students' needs.

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Left Brain, Right Brain - Using Both Sides of the Brain

9 October 2018

In this webinar, proudly developed by ATA and presented by Stella Liliendal, you will develop an understanding of what it means to cross the mid-line. This is an important aspect of children's development, and learning how to do it can be lots of fun!

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eTAPS Module 3 - How to Give Feedback to Students

25 September 2018

In this module, proudly developed by ATA and presented by Stella Liliendal, you will develop knowledge and skills to give effective feedback to help students improve their learning. An important role of TAs who work alongside teachers is to give students feedback that will help them progress from what they can do, to what they need to learn.

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eTAPS Module 2 - How to Support Student Learning

1 April 2018

In this module, proudly developed by ATA and presented by Stella Liliendal, you will develop understanding of how to provide effective support to students using the scaffolding framework.

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eTAPS Module 1 - How to Prepare for Student Learning

1 November 2017

In this module, proudly developed by ATA and presented by Stella Liliendal, you will explore the importance of teachers and teacher aides working together to prepare for learning, so teacher aides know what is expected, and what they need to know and be able to do, to effectively support students.

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