NPQ SENCO - Birmingham City Council and University College London are delighted to offer the new NPQ for SENCOs in Birmingham. This NPQ is the new mandatory qualification for SENCOs from September 2024. #SENCO@BirminghamEdu Find out more and register: https://t.co/UYO0tTCasC
We are thrilled to share this video from our incredible ambassador, Sophie Ellis-Bextor! After her last video several people asked Sophie 'How did you know your child/ren had Dyscalculia?'
#Dyscalculia#DyscalculiaAwareness#Ambassador#mumlife
https://t.co/ZyZWHFldRy
The @ElectoralCommUK would like to understand the experience of dyslexic people during the recent election campaign, focusing on improving accessibility. Find out more and take their survey here: https://t.co/MwIRIFAqtB
#Accessibility#Dyslexia#Survey
The #UKGeneralElection is THIS Thursday—we urge the next government to tackle the numeracy crisis head-on. Our top 5 priorities are:
👉Social mobility
👉Gender inclusion
👉Numeracy for life
👉Attitudes to numeracy
👉Communities
Read more: https://t.co/iP40P6SRq6
Introducing the amazing new calculator for those with dyscalculia or maths difficulties - DysCalculator! Come along to our FREE webinar to find out more about it!
https://t.co/uXTICZDnGc
#Dyscalculia#mathsdifficulties#dyscalculator
A great blog on how #dyscalculia dyscalculia might impact a learner across the curriculum by the wonderful Monika Calatayud of https://t.co/0UMWBSyPMf
Read it here -
https://t.co/UoD4A1FWmG
Planning and organisation can be challenging for many dyslexic people. Using Apps can save a lot of time and effort and have the added benefit of being on your mobile device wherever and whenever you need them. Read some helpful tips on using AT here: https://t.co/EsDbtWZdQ8
Our early years #mathematics game 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗡𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗸𝗶𝗹𝗹𝘀 is now #FREE for #schools - because we believe that #education should be available to everyone, everywhere.
https://t.co/XLKHwgqtEo
A great article written by the amazing Rebecca Thompson on 'The Matthew Effect' (you might have heard us calling it the Jenga Effect!)
https://t.co/EkT6r0ezbx
#Dyscalculia#dyscalculiaawareness#mathsdifficulties
“Discussing maths can make thinking visible, allowing teachers to have a better insight into children’s thinking.”
@YRMathshub's @MissDks2, explores mathematical discussion in this Voices from the Classroom episode, introduced by @GraceCoker27.
👉 https://t.co/xetnnTOXda
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💡 “Providing a Think Aloud model helps pupils […] to become independent problem-solvers in the future.”
Emma Barker of @AMBERLEYPRIMARY explains how she uses the “Think Aloud” approach to support pupil’s problem solving in maths.
Read more: https://t.co/3hM4jmODBg