![]() ![]() Washington DC - Summer 2010 WorkshopsDeveloping a Landscape of Learning: Early Number Sense, Addition and Subtraction* Date: Monday and Tuesday, July 12 and 13 Instructor: Catherine Twomey Fosnot, Ph.D., Professor of Education at The City College of New York, Director of Mathematics in the City, author of the Young Mathematicians at Work series and Contexts for Learning Mathematics Join Catherine Fosnot and Pre-Kindergarten – Grade 2 educators for this two-day workshop to explore the development of early number sense, leading to computational goals and strategies for addition and subtraction. Through active learning, analysis and reflection, participants build a trajectory of learning, further developing content knowledge, visions for math workshop, and crafting and doing mini-lessons. Day One: Day Two: Participants view digital video of teachers and children at work together, explore the Contexts for Learning materials, and learn how to use these materials with their schools’ core curricula. To register, please go to www.beauvoirschool.org/voicesforlearning Developing a Landscape of Learning: Multiplication, Division and Fractions* Date: Wednesday and Thursday, July 14 and 15 Instructor: Catherine Twomey Fosnot, Ph.D., Professor of Education at The City College of New York, Director of Mathematics in the City, author of the Young Mathematicians at Work series and Contexts for Learning Mathematics Join Catherine Fosnot and Grades 3-5 educators for a two-day workshop to deepen your understanding of mathematics and the development of it with 3-5 learners. Participants will be learners in an environment where mathematics is seen as the posing and solving of problems, the searching for patterns, and the construction of ideas, models and strategies. Day One: Day Two: Participants view digital video of teachers and children at work together,
* Sign up for both Developing a Landscape of Learning workshops and
receive a 10% discount off the total tuition. To register, please go to www.beauvoirschool.org/voicesforlearning
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