'Early
Years:
Principles into Multi Sensory Practice'
Maria Robinson,
nationally known early years practitioner and Open
University author
with
Flo Longhorn & Richard Hirstwood
This dynamic workshop offers a deeper understanding of how
positive relationships and enabling multi sensory
environments form the foundation for every child’s unique
development.
Three themes are explored, linked to learning and early
developmental levels.
Positive
relationships -
Maria Robinson. This examines the developing brain and the
role of empathy - seen as essential for the support of
early levels of development.
The
unique child
- Flo Longhorn looks at how development and learning happen
in different ways and at different levels, with particular
reference to the special child and sensory development.
Enabling
environments
are demonstrated by Richard Hirstwood who will delight the
audience with exciting environments that can support
learning safely and with a touch of magic.
Audience
All
those working in early years settings including Sure Start,
education and therapists working in special primary school
settings.
Dates
& Venues
19th September 2008
- London
16th
January 2009 - Manchester
23rd March 2009 - Glasgow
Book online
here!