Gaps in mathematics achievement are evident early and persist. Following in the footsteps of recent advances in reading science,...
Gaps in mathematics achievement are evident early and persist. Following in the footsteps of recent advances in reading science, efforts are now underway to ensure that early years teachers have the knowledge and tools to identify students who are...
Gaps in mathematics achievement are evident early and persist. Following in the footsteps of recent advances in reading science, efforts are now underway to ensure that early years teachers have the knowledge and tools to identify students who are likely to go on to struggle with mathematics. This session will review the most recent research on the knowledge and skills most predictive of mathematics difficulties, how they are best measured, and the implications for schools and teachers.**This webinar will be recorded and available for two weeks after the event**Date: Monday 29th July 2024Time: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm AEST (Melbourne Time)Cost:LDA Member: $30LDA Student Member - $15Non-Member - $50About Kelly NorrisKelly has worked as a classroom teacher, educational consultant, product developer and lecturer in the areas of mathematics, reading and inclusive education, with a particular focus on students experiencing learning challenges. She currently works for the Centre for Independent Studies leading a project on early screening for mathematics difficulties.