Description
Come and join this one-hour online presentation by SchemaPlay's Lynnette Brock where you will find out what operational schemes are, what they look like in practice and develop practical scheme spotting skills to support meaningful continuities!
Young children's hearts, bodies, ideas and investigations are valuable and precious. Children deserve and should receive respect and the appreciation of being capable learners in all aspects of their development. Part of this respect requires us as adults to manage the diversity of the task in promoting self-belief, capable, successful and motivated learners and, when pedagogy becomes sufficiently attuned to the learning needs of all children, the right for all young children to learn through play is realised. SchemaPlay Pedagogy supports adults working with young children to build upon what children ‘can do’ (their operational schemes observed in their self-chosen free play), and what ‘they know’ (their figurative schemas), to offer meaningful continuities – essential for fostering quality in early childhood education.
Presenters
Lynnette Brock
Lynnette Brock has many years’ experience working with young children both as teacher and headteacher. Later she became a teacher trainer working in higher education delivering the early childhood degree course, the Early Years Teacher status, and the Montessori teacher training course. Lynnette has been a member of the OMEP-UK Executive, where she co-authored the OMEP-UK Education for Sustainable Citizenship Award scheme, which is currently engaged in by children aged 3 – 7 years across the UK. In 2018 Lynnette co-founded SchemaPlay (TM); with the principle aim of offering in-service continual professional development for anyone working with young children who aspire to develop deep pedagogical knowledge, believing that every child should have access to high quality early years’ education and every child deserves to have an amazing day every day in their early years’ provision.
Lynnette has authored several early years’ articles, books and research papers, including the SchemaPlay Activity Ideas Guide to support meaningful continuities!
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Date / Time
17 Mar 2022 Starts: 16:30 Finishes: 17:30Delivery Format : Webinar