Dare to Love offers Workshops Seminars and Talks for parents and teachers!
Dare to Love offers workshops and talks for parents and teachers on topics relating particularly to children age 0-12 years. It aims to offer thought-provoking and interesting workshops in support of wonderful parenting, drawing on the material of a number of world-renowned authors. Your facilitator, Carol Bailie, is a qualified educator (B Prim Ed) and mother of two, with almost 30 years of experience in primary education, teacher training, and parenting workshops.
Dare to Love launched in 2008 offering parent and teacher Love Language workshops based on the book “The Five Love Languages of Children” by Gary Chapman and Ross Campbell. Other workshops available are “Loving Discipline” and “Teaching Personal Responsibility” for parents of pre-schoolers, as well as “Using Bloom’s Taxonomy” for primary school teachers. Bookings can be made for workshops at schools, churches or private groups.
Your facilitator, Carol Bailie, trained at Pretoria College of Education attaining a BPrimEd degree in 1988. She taught at various government schools, primarily teaching English, Music, Art and Mathematics in the intermediate phase. Carol also lectured for 6 years for BITED, the Bureau of In-Service Teacher Development in a range of Intermediate Phase subjects, an NUE/JCE initiative to upgrade teacher qualifications. She was involved in on-site teacher training at Masibambane College in Orange Farm in 2003/4, and started presenting parent and teacher workshops in Love Languages in 2001. Carol has developed a range of seminars for parents and educators based on reputable books and drawing on both her parenting and professional experience. She is also involved with children and teenagers in a variety of youth programmes.
Carol is available to present seminars for parents and educators on various topics. The Five Love Languages of Children is a superb topic for staff development events and is always a very popular parent talk. Pre-schools are welcome to book for the Loving Discipline series of two talks held a week or two apart, or the Teaching Personal Responsibility talk. An interactive workshop on using Bloom’s Taxonomy is available for primary school educators.
Dare to Love offers Workshops Seminars and Talks for parents and teachers!
Dare to Love offers workshops and talks for parents and teachers on topics relating particularly to children age 0-12 years. It aims to offer thought-provoking and interesting workshops in support of wonderful parenting, drawing on the material of a number of world-renowned authors. Your facilitator, Carol Bailie, is a qualified educator (B Prim Ed) and mother of two, with almost 30 years of experience in primary education, teacher training, and parenting workshops.
Dare to Love launched in 2008 offering parent and teacher Love Language workshops based on the book “The Five Love Languages of Children” by Gary Chapman and Ross Campbell. Other workshops available are “Loving Discipline” and “Teaching Personal Responsibility” for parents of pre-schoolers, as well as “Using Bloom’s Taxonomy” for primary school teachers. Bookings can be made for workshops at schools, churches or private groups.
Your facilitator, Carol Bailie, trained at Pretoria College of Education attaining a BPrimEd degree in 1988. She taught at various government schools, primarily teaching English, Music, Art and Mathematics in the intermediate phase. Carol also lectured for 6 years for BITED, the Bureau of In-Service Teacher Development in a range of Intermediate Phase subjects, an NUE/JCE initiative to upgrade teacher qualifications. She was involved in on-site teacher training at Masibambane College in Orange Farm in 2003/4, and started presenting parent and teacher workshops in Love Languages in 2001. Carol has developed a range of seminars for parents and educators based on reputable books and drawing on both her parenting and professional experience. She is also involved with children and teenagers in a variety of youth programmes.
Carol is available to present seminars for parents and educators on various topics. The Five Love Languages of Children is a superb topic for staff development events and is always a very popular parent talk. Pre-schools are welcome to book for the Loving Discipline series of two talks held a week or two apart, or the Teaching Personal Responsibility talk. An interactive workshop on using Bloom’s Taxonomy is available for primary school educators.
Carol Bailie
