Teaching our children to be strong, independent thinkers is instrumental for success in school, social interactions and life in general. We need to equip our children with the necessary skills for 21st century learning.

The Feuerstein Method is a unique educational technique developed by world-renowned educational and developmental psychologist Reuven Feuerstein. It is a process-based approach, which focuses on developing the skill of ‘learning how to learn’.

The Feuerstein’s Instrumental Enrichment Program (FIE) Standard 1 is a process-oriented cognitive intervention program that involves a series of tasks that directly focus on the
development of thinking skills of the older child. This training is offered as a workshop onsite at Bellavista over five full days.

The programme, which can be used with whole classes, small groups or on an individual level; aims to develop basic concepts, emerging cognitive functions, language, social-emotional skills, academics and intrinsic motivation. The goal is to build deep thinkers who can problem solve and grapple with all types of information and situations in academics and life.

This interactive course is open to educators, clinicians, professionals, students, and parents working with younger children.
Certificates are awarded from the Feuerstein Institute on completion.