Oral Language | The Pedagogy and the Practice (Auckland) - One-day workshop

There is a growing body of research that demonstrates how important oral language is for our learners. It supports social emotional development, cognitive development and is a defining contributor in academic achievement.  Employers are telling us that communication skills, the ability to work in collaborative ways, and the ability to be creative and innovative are highly important skills. As educators, we must take the lead in this space and work to build assessable, explicit and effective practices to integrate oracy in meaningful ways for our learners.

Del Costello is a Cognition Education consultant who specialise’s in building teacher capability in oral language across all curriculum areas. 

In this one-day workshop, Del Costello will:

• Unpack the key research around oral language development and its impact within a school setting
• Explore the pedagogy of oracy
• Give insight into what effective oral language practice might look like
• Provide the opportunity to reflect on oral language practice at your school or in your classroom

Car parking location at Kohia Centre, University of Auckland

Faculty of Education & Social Work, Epsom Campus, 74 Epsom Avenue, Gate 2. Level three of the multi-storey carpark (“CP”) has an allocated sign-posted area for Kohia Centre visitors. A walkway bridge joins the carpark to the Kohia Centre. See map here.