Learning Tracks
Autor Lindy Furby, Jilly Catlowen Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 feb 2016
At the very early stages of learning, the steps that children and young people make can be small but incredibly significant for them and those who teach them. However, it can be problematic to evidence and formally recognise these achievements and plan next steps. Learning Tracks presents a framework to recognise achievement at these early levels and plan for progression through challenge, breadth and application. The Learning Tracks framework for recognising achievement at very early levels of learning:
- Can help teachers understand the way their children may be learning
- Offers a vocabulary for describing the learning
- Offers a structure for planning the learning
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Specificații
ISBN-10: 1473912539
Pagini: 144
Dimensiuni: 210 x 297 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.39 kg
Ediția:First Edition
Editura: SAGE Publications Ltd
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Cuprins
Chapter 1: Learning and Memory
Chapter 2: Learning and Teaching Theories
Chapter 3: Standards and Expectations
Part 2: The Curricular Content of Learning Tracks
Chapter 4: Communications, Language and Literacy
Chapter 5: Health and Wellbeing
Chapter 6: Mathematics
Part 3: Using Learning Tracks
Chapter 7: The Framework for Recognising Achievement
Chapter 8: Adapting Learning Tracks
Notă biografică
Lindy Furby has had a long and interesting career in education. She taught in two primary schools in Brixton London. She then became a primary maths consultant for the Inner London Education Authority; her job was to encourage enthusiastic mathematics teaching. To facilitate her work she took an OU degree in mathematics (and cried her way through summer school - she is not a natural mathematician). Next she moved to Bradford to become a senior lecturer in maths and mathematics education and gained a Masters degree in Maths and Maths Education. After twelve years another move north took her to Edinburgh where she briefly taught in an infant school and then started work at St Crispin's special school. She found the work enjoyable but very challenging and went on many courses including a Diploma in Autism and Forest School Leadership in her effort to improve the outcomes of her teaching. Now she has retired and spends her time skiing, mountaineering, ski touring, painting, printmaking, travelling and recently writing a book.