Teacher Training
Teachers play a vital role in including and educating children with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLDs). We offer professional development programs so teachers can increase their understanding of SLDs and learn strategies to help their students. In our Technically Assisted Program (TAP), we help schools and educational organizations to set up their own Resource Centres to support their students with SLDs. Our Resource Library offers a list of service professionals and institutions, links to information about Learning Disabilities, and educational videos.
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Skills Enhancement Program (SEP)
Educates about Specific Learning Disabilities (SLDs) and the process of identifying students with SLDs and providing evidence-based interventions.
Basic (Online) 3-6 pm on June 12, 15, 16, 18, 21, 22, 23, and 25, 2021 For special educators, mainstream teachers, counselors, parents, psychologists, and B.Ed/M.Ed students, this program focuses on theory and covers the range of Specific Learning Disabilities. Advanced
(10 days) For professionals working in Special Education, this program addresses both theory (6 days) and practicum (4 days). |
Certificate Course
This part-time one year course for Skill Development in Special Education (Specific Learning Disabilities, Autism & Intellectual Disability), offered by Anjali Morris Foundation and Sunderji's Global Academia, prepares special educators and teachers at pre-primary, primary & middle school levels to serve in inclusive and integrated school settings, to build knowledge in various aspects of specific learning disabilities, autism and intellectual disability, its impact and management. This course of 450 hours (180 hours for theory and 270 hours for practical) accepts graduates from Science & Arts stream, B.Ed. Graduates, and Graduates from Home Science or Diploma in Child Psychology.
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Technically Assisted Program (TAP)
Schools or educational organizations establishing their own Resource Centres undertake a three to five year partnership wherein AMF trains a core team of teachers or psychologists to conduct assessments and interventions. The intensity of AMF's support and mentoring is scaled down as the school teams gain expertise.
For information about schools and educational institutions in our TAP program, click here. Schools interested in establishing a Resource Centre with AMF's support are invited to contact us by clicking below. |
