Select the indicator that best describes how you view your competence levels on completion of the training. While all the competencies are addressed throughout the training, they are presented below in an order reflecting the training modules where the competencies were…
Welcome to the online testing section of the project. The test has six separate elements, each one addressing the learning outcomes highlighted by each unit. Since the units are highly integrated addressing other unit competences as well, all six are…
In this module, we will address how to develop in young learners the two competence: decision-making and problem solving. Life is a constant process of decision-making and a key social and life skill , and young learners need to be…
Creativity is about finding new and unusual solutions, viewpoints, ideas and combinations. Creativity springs from imagination, openness, playfulness and curiosity, qualities that are natural to children. These qualities are powerful tools to foster creativity and innovativ ideas especially if approached…
The competencies explored within this module “Yourself and Others” are based on the knowledge that parents are likely to be better informal educators and have a more active approach to life and ‘good enough parenting’ according to their levels of…
Course Description In this module, parents will learn strategies to think creatively and critically by developing and training effective skills to approach issues, problems, and everyday life challenges from a fresh perspective, in a way that is referred to as…
Introduction Use your imagination and abilities to identify opportunities to create value Congratulations on taking advantage of this opportunity to develop your ability to spot opportunities to create value. This competence is the engine room of innovation and problem solving…
Parents need to develop their parenting skills in a way that makes them ethical parents, assessing the consequences of their actions. It is parenting based on two main principles Principle A | Beneficence and Nonmaleficence and Principle B | Fidelity…