Early Years Maths workshops
This workshop brings together Early Years practitioners from a range of educational backgrounds and working within diverse settings to explore best practice in Early Years Mathematics. The workshop provides an opportunity for delegates to be brought up to date with research and policy developments in the learning and teaching of early Mathematics. Clear links are made between the contents of the course and the requirements of the revised EYFS framework. A University lecturer and Early Years Practitioners supports delegates to make links between theory and practice and provide practical examples of what works well.
Time, dates and location
Please indicate on your enrolement form which session you would like to attend, three different dates available:
- Tuesday 22nd November 2011 - 09.30-15.30
- Tuesday 7th February 2012 - 09.30-15.30
- Tuesday 27th March, 2012 - 09.30-15.30
London Metropolitan University, North Campus, Holloway Road, London N7
Led by
Sarah Cousins, Senior Lecturer Early Years, London Metropolitan University
Andy Lovegrove, EYFS Leader, Ravenor Primary School
Intended audience
Early Years practitioners, teachers in schools, nurseries and children’s centres, heads of children’s centres, managers in settings, childminders, etc…
Practitioners will:
- Understand how to support young children to become confident mathematicians
- Be given practical ideas of what works well
- Share ways to create a stimulating mathematical environment, with natural and real resources, outdoors and indoors
- Explore ways to develop a dynamic EYFS Mathematics curriculum using stories, songs and rhymes
- Find out about the importance of encouraging early mathematical mark making
- Be offered strategies of how to carry out useful and accurate observational assessments
- Learn some ways to track children's progress to ensure that they all achieve good outcomes
Children will:
- Be supported in their learning and development by practitioners with increased subject knowledge
- Be offered more opportunities to develop their thinking through mathematical mark-making
- Be offered increased opportunities to explore mathematical ideas through exploring real and natural objects
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Course Tutor: Sarah Cousins and Andrew Lovegrove
Date: Thursday 22 November 2011, Thursday 7 February 2012 or Thursday 27 March 2012
Time: 09:30-15.30
Fee: £50 (Click here to pay online)
Concession Fees: £40 (Click here to pay online)
*Please note that Concession fees apply to London Met staff, students, people on income support and senior citizens. Evidence of status will be necessary to enrol at the concessionary rate.
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