Employee registration is coordinated by the Program Manager supporting your training. Depending on the course, employees may register in person, through an organization-provided roster, or via a self-registration link. Your Program Manager will guide you through the best option for your specific training.
This course explores how intentional, play-based math and science experiences support young children's cognitive development, inquiry, language, and problem-solving skills. Participants will examine the characteristics of developmentally appropriate math and science learning centers, evaluate classroom environments using best practices, and learn how thoughtfully designed centers encourage exploration, discovery, and differentiated learning for all children. Participants will also develop strategies for extending children's thinking through intentional teaching practices, including open-ended questioning, mathematical and scientific vocabulary, observation, and scaffolding. By the end of the course, participants will design engaging math and science learning centers and create an action plan to enhance a classroom environment through reflective practice, intentional planning, and ongoing observation of children's learning. This is a hands-on training and participants will receive related instructional materials to take back to use in their own educational environments.
