Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Observing Visually Impaired Children Learning Through Play
A growing body of evidence supports that play is fundamental for all children’s learning and development. This course demonstrated how playful experiences support children with visual impairment in developing the skills required to thrive in today’s world.
3 weeks, 2 hours per week
Marie ODDOUX
Braille and Inclusion Expert
The LEGO Foundation
Marc ANGELIER
Braille and Inclusion Expert
The LEGO Foundation
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Explore the characteristics of playful experiences that leads to deeper learning and development.
- Identify how children with visual impairment learn through play and harness that power to build a world of play in your classroom, home, or community.
Syllabus
- Get a deep and nuanced understanding of the five characteristics of learning through play for a child with visual impairment
- Learn what playful experiences look like in practice
Issued on 8th August 2024
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