Making Marks: communication and expressing through children’s Graphicacy

To be completed by: Fri 22 Nov 2019


Time: -Fri 22 Nov 2019 | Venue:


Making Marks: communication and expressing through children’s Graphicacy

To Book: https://www.early-education.org.uk/making-marks-bradford 

Price: £150

Date: Friday 22nd November 2019

Time: 9am Registration, Course runs 9.30am - 3.30pm

Venue: St Edmund's Nursery School & Children's Centre, Washington Street, Girlington, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD8 9QW

  • Members £150, or with early bird discount (until 11 October 2019) £120
  • Non-members £180, or with early bird discount (until 11 October 2019) £150

Book three training days at once, or three places on a course, and save £20 on each of them! To take advantage of this offer, add the three events to your basket, and use the coupon code: EEDISCOUNT3 - the discount will automatically be applied at the checkout.

Course Outline

This course explores how children’s mark-making (or graphicacy) is a form of communication in and of itself that is capable of expressing and making meaning with others.  During this course we will unpick how children:

  • develop the skills of graphicacy within a context of meaning-making
  • consider how young children communicate ideas and thinking through graphicacy (including     Mathematical thinking)
  • explore the generative contexts that support rich communication and expression of ideas and thinking in practice
  • Leave with ideas of how to rethink children’s writing/mark-making areas and be able to share the theory with others of how re-thinking mark-making as ‘graphicacy within the context of communication and expression’ can help support your own children in your context

TO BOOK: Click on the following link to book your place:

https://www.early-education.org.uk/making-marks-bradford 

 


Opportunity

Published: 21/10/2019
Audience: All educators and leaders working in ECE interested in developing richer contexts for young children
Contact: Debi Keyte-Hartland

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