London

Advanced Skills In Dynamic Assessment

A training event by Fraser Lauchlan and Clare Daly

 

Wednesday 22nd July 2020

This workshop is designed to develop educational psychologists’ existing skills in dynamic assessment, specifically through the means of using a video-enhanced feedback approach.  The digital feedback approach will be demonstrated as an effective means of feeding back the results of dynamic assessment in such a way as to promote the potential success of a subsequent intervention plan.

Recent research evidence has highlighted that the use of video is considered best practice for feedback, and the developing use of approaches such as VIG and VERP are further evidence of the increasing popularity of such a method of digital feedback. Combined with the richness of detail that can be gathered using dynamic assessment, such an approach to assessment and intervention can potentially be an essential part of an EP’s toolkit.

This workshop will consider this unique combination of dynamic assessment and video-enhanced feedback using real-life case studies as a basis for practical activities. The training is suitable for those who have attended previous dynamic assessment training and who wish to develop their existing skills further using video and evidence-based outcomes.  

Cost: £220* (fee includes Lunch, and Tea/Coffee throughout the day)


Location:
BPS London Office, 30 Tabernacle Street, London EC2A. Google Maps

* Early Bird Booking Rate: Payable by 22.06.20. Full rate: £250.  Discounts for Trainee EPs

Download Application Form

To attend the workshop download and complete the application form then email to fraserlauchlan@live.com.
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Programme For The Day - Wednesday 22nd July 2020 (9.30-16.30)

Approximate times:
                    
9.00-9.30  Arrival, registration and tea/coffee
 
9.30-9.45  Introduction to the training.  Aims and objectives. 
 
9.45-11.00  Developing skills in mediated learning
 
11.00-11.15  Tea/Coffee 

11.15-12.30  Background theory on using video reflections or digital feedback as a way of enhancing follow-through (intervention)
 
12.30-1.30  Lunch
 
1.30-2.00  Practical tips on editing

2.00-3.00  Case study 1: John*.  Video footage and discussion. From DA to digital feedback
 
3.00-3.15  Tea/Coffee
 
3.15-4.15  Case study 2: Sophie*. Video footage and discussion. From DA to digital feedback
 
4.15-4.30  Small group discussion: Where to go from here? What can I take from the training into my everyday practice? What are realistic targets?
 
* Names changed to ensure anonymity


For more information on the training you can use the contact form to get in touch via email.