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Using Computerised Assessment to Help Children

Using Computerised Assessment to Help Children with Problems in Learning (International School of Geneva – Afternoon session, May 18, 2001)

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This specialist half-day (1400 – 1730) training event is designed for teachers who are already using or who are considering adopting computerised assessment methods to identify children’s learning problems, implement teaching and monitor children’s progress.

Course tutor: Dr Chris Singleton

Fee includes refreshments and course pack. Discounts for multiple course bookings at the Geneva weekend will be applied by IPS to final invoices.
Further information on this training day

Training day fee (approx. SFr 190, US$115) £75.00

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