The role of play in family learning
Making education fun and effective - an interactive one-hour free workshop that explores the transformative role of play in family learning.
The role of play in family learning: making education fun and effective
5 June 2024 | 11.00am-12.00pm | Online
Discover how infusing education with a sense of joy and playfulness can not only make the learning process more enjoyable but also significantly enhance its effectiveness.?
The workshop provides attendees with:
- an understanding of the concept of play as a powerful tool for family learning
- practical strategies for infusing play and joy into educational activities, gaining insights into how to create dynamic learning environments that foster creativity and curiosity
- interactive discussions on the the impact of playfulness on family dynamics and communication, learning how to leverage it to strengthen familial bonds while facilitating learning
- actionable ideas to implement playful learning techniques in the family context, promoting a lifelong love for learning and fostering a supportive educational environment at home.
Who will benefit from attending?
This workshop is ideal for educators working with families to support learning including those who work in:
- adult and community education
- arts organisations
- charities
- early years
- further education
- health settings
- heritage venues
- libraries
- local authorities
- museums and galleries
- schools
Workshop Facilitators
This workshop will be delivered by Stacy Mann, Campaign for Learning's Senior Adviser for Families, Early Years and Childcare.
How to book
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Registration
Online registration not available.