Professional Development Hours: 6
We are thrilled to be having another face to face event at the Treacy Centre in Melbourne. This event will be partially funded by an annual bequest from the family of Anne Barton, one of our highly esteemed and much-missed Consultants who died in 2020.
Some of the topics covered on the day will include:
- Early numeracy competencies and mathematical language
- Automaticity
- Numeracy in Everyday Life for Secondary School Students
Another highlight of the day is the donation of Anne’s teaching resources which will be available for viewing and collection on the day. Please bring a bag if you wish to take some of these resources.
Date: Sunday 2nd April, 2023
Time: 9:15am registration for a 9:45am start, finishing at 3:15pm
Cost:
- Non-Member: $130
- LDA Member: $90
- LDA Student Member: $70
Catering: Welcome tea and coffee, morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Speakers
- Nathalie Perry
- Dr Anne Bellert
- Prof. David Evans
- Erin Rollason
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