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Shaping The Learner: Research Training & Development Agency
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Educational Institutions
 

  •  Improving Literacy and Numeracy: Groundbreaking Brand New Assessment Tool - the Learner Profiler for Use in Institutions South African Universities,NGO's, FET Institutions, Colleges, ABET, Secondary & Primary Schools -  See Broader Overview.    
                                                                                                                                                 Shaping the Learner offers staff training opportunities. We are accredited. Specially discounted to suit your budget. Call us for a discussion.                                   
  • Get trained in Identification and Dealing with Learning Barriers - A Life Changing Experience";


We Make Learning Easier - Assistive Technology (click here)

Shaping the Learner (STL) and Microlink PC is introducing a new generation of learning software and assistive technologies for University’s, Colleges, mainstream and special schools that is dramatically increasing student pass rates.

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About STL PDF Print E-mail

Shaping the Learner (STL) is a group of powerful and influential South African Clinical and Community Psychologists, Educationists and Social Workers, spearheaded by Gerald Williamson, Carmen Joshua and Fairoza Brey. The group also networks with a range of professionals from various disciplines who are involved in education. We also have a sister website that we administer. It is packed with ideas and advice to make the world of studies easier. Please check out http://www.goodstudyhelp.co.za/

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Gerald Williamson Psychological Services PDF Print E-mail

 

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Why STL PDF Print E-mail

          Why choose us?

  • We have extensive industry experience;
  • We are knowledgeable about the schools environment;
  • The material used in our workshop is developed by us, for the educators, parents, and learners;
  • STL has been conducting various extensive research and development programmes and strategies for the Department of Education and other sectors; 
  • True South Africans? Read Here about Some of The Social Responsibility Work We Do...
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An Educator Must Never Be Guilty of This Crime PDF Print E-mail

To Teachers and Professionals : Warning! This article may cause upset! 

If you believe that a particular child’s behaviour may be a sign of ADD or ADHD, the first thing to remember is that

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  • Kenya: Meru Leaders Query Boundary Criteria 27 Jan 2012 | 6:54 pm

    Nairobi Star (Nairobi)-An assistant minister has questioned the criteria used by the IEBC to review boundaries in the country. Assistant minister for Higher Education who is also the MP for Tigania West Dr. Kilemi Mwiria told a session of the IEBC hearings held at Kinoru Stadium that the criteria used to delimit the new boundaries was unfair and disadvantageous to Meru county and Eastern Province as a whole. He said delimitation of of boundaries should be based on geographical areas and population as stipulated in the new consti

  • Kenya: Primary School Teacher Commits Suicide 27 Jan 2012 | 6:54 pm

    Nairobi Star (Nairobi)-A primary school teacher from Teso South district committed suicide yesterday. Eddy Amoni of Kamunuoit Primary School in Amukura was found dangling in his house. Area district education officer, Patrick Kitilit said Amoni could have hanged himself owing to domestic issues and stress. Kitilit said the teacher had come to his office a fortnight ago looking stressed due to his health condition.

  • Kenya: Matungu Boy Gets Sponsor to Alliance 27 Jan 2012 | 6:37 pm

    Nairobi Star (Nairobi)-A 14-year- old boy from Matungu district who had offered to sell his kidney to get money to pay school fees at Alliance Boys High school will no longer need to do so after a wellwisher offered to sponsor his education. Enock Lanya Mulama who was featured on the Kiss100 breakfast show had said he would sell his kidney as his parents were unable to raise the money. An administrator from the Alliance Boys school yesterday said the sponsor, who wanted to remain anonymous, had offered to pay the boy's fees.