Video Courses for Schools
Dekko Video Courses for Schools is an engaging educational resource that teaches learners how to turn information into comics and other forms of entertainment through the Dekko Technique.
The courses cover curricular subjects, self-development and pupil improvement, with an in-depth look at Punctuation & Grammar, Confidence with Neurodiversity, Creative Learning Skills + a CPD Course for Staff.
Dekko Video Course licence includes:
12 months of unlimited access for your school
Online access from any device or computer
High-quality videos and downloadable resource sheets
Dekko Home Video Courses for personal use are also available.
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Introduction to Dekko Video Courses.
“These are fabulous tools and I wish you well in promoting these to schools for the future.”
“[child] was super engaged with the lesson yesterday that he wanted to start the drawing straight away!”
“There has been improvement in pupil confidence across the board... the videos were easy to access and follow and were a useful tool for teaching punctuation and grammar.”
“[Dekko Video Courses] had a massive impact... made [pupils] feel so much more positive about their dyslexia strengths and their self-confidence grew as a result. These are fabulous tools”
"I showed the first half of your video including the 5x table face and [the] child was totally engrossed in it and his eyes lit up! He will buy the comics once I have done some teaching."
“We've got 4 classes trialling the course and so far they are LOVING it. The content is excellent.”
"The online videos have supported the children [Year 6] with study skills for exams (SATs). The children have used the videos to create their own posters and comics based on a topic of their choice. Thank you!"
“...user friendly, with clear headings and graphics... videos and activity sheets, all very easy to find...”
“Nice chatty tone, friendly and engaging… Clear delivery.”
“would use again with next year's P7s and would probably learn more from them again.”
“We would use again, one staff member has a bank of ideas that the pupils use to help with learning and recall. They loved the game idea.”