Join our first ever bumper series of Maths webinars!
Macmillan Education Caribbean is excited to announce our first ever bumper series of online Maths webinars launching this September!
Using our new maths series, Max Maths - Making Real-World Connections and Max Maths Primary: A Singapore Approach, the Maximising Maths webinars will explore how key skills like problem-solving, connecting, reasoning and communicating can help pupils to not only learn maths, but love it!
The Maximising Maths webinars are expected to explore:
- How maths can create the foundations of real-world connections
- How maths can build communication and critical thinking skills
- How to develop core maths skills in a fun and engaging way
- How to use tried-and-tested approaches such as the CPA and Singapore approaches
- How to make your classroom inclusive
The webinars will be run by educational experts Dr Tony Cotton, Andrew Jeffrey and Charlotte Rance from Monday 26th to Thursday 29th September:
Session 1: Maths Everywhere: How the Real-World Can Help You Teach Maths
Monday 26th September - 2pm BST: Sign up here
Join maths educator, author and expert Tony Cotton as we:
- Explore how Maths can be taught using real-world context
- Learn tips and ideas for bringing the real-world into Maths classrooms
- Build Maths confidence by creating enriched Maths experiences
Session 2: Maths for All: Making your Classroom Inclusive
Tuesday 27th September - 2pm BST: Sign up here
Join maths experts Tony Cotton and Andrew Jeffrey as we:
Session 3: Enriching Maths: Exploring Wellbeing and Maths
Wednesday 28th September - 2pm BST: Sign up here
Join maths expert Tony Cotton as we:
- Explore how maths can provide lifelong skills that can boost wellbeing
Session 4: Teaching Maths Through Storytelling
Thursday 29th September - 2pm BST: Sign up here
Join literacy expert Charlotte Rance and maths expert Andrew Jeffrey as we:
Save the date and don’t forget to get involved on our socials: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn or search the hashtag #MaximisingMaths