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Bridges of Learning - Training Session 4 (Position)

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Training Session 4 - Position

Training Details-

  • Number of teachers: 9 present

  • Number of officials: 1 present

  • Venue: Chapel St Primary School

  • Time: 14H00 - 17h00

  • Date: 24 June 2026

     

    Forms response chart. Question title: Your overall rating of the training session.. Number of responses: 9 responses.

    An impressive 100% of participants rated the content of the training session as either 'good' or 'excellent', highlighting the value of the effectiveness of the session.

    Main Takeaways - 

    • Developing a strong understanding of left and right provides the foundation for teaching positional concepts and is most effective when linked to learners' dominant hand to promote consistency.

    • Effective teaching of position relies on precise vocabulary, explicit instructions, and rich descriptive language to support learners' understanding.

    • Learners need to develop perspective-taking skills, recognising that an object's position can change depending on the observer's point of view.

    • The Concept Teaching Model offers a clear, structured framework for introducing and reinforcing positional concepts.

    • Participants left with a range of practical strategies, engaging activities, and real-world examples to support the teaching of position in their classrooms.

     

    Summary of Feedback from the participants about the session - 

    Teachers' feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with participants describing the session as engaging, practical, and highly relevant to their classroom practice. They appreciated the interactive activities, clear facilitation, and the opportunity to learn practical strategies that could be implemented immediately. Many also commented on the facilitator's professionalism, knowledge, and approachable teaching style. Very few suggestions for improvement were offered, indicating a high level of overall satisfaction with the training session.