Zeno Math Is Training Series

This offering includes 10 hours of direct, synchronous, virtual instruction to support early childhood professionals in developing their own math practice and in engaging diverse families through the lens of racial equity, family engagement, and play.

Sessions will bring together racial equity, Zeno’s five practices, and early math skills development. Each workshop employs the use of the 5C’s of learning – connectedness, conversation, curiosity, consideration, and community and culture – to create a successful learning environment.

Providers will connect math to racial equity, social emotional learning, literature, as well as reflect on learnings and receive support to develop an action plan to apply concepts into their own practice. All cohort participants will receive resources in the form of handouts and Zeno game kits for use in their own learning environment.

Cohort is eligible for 10 STARS Hours and is funded by the Department of Children, Youth, and Family Services.

English Sessions:
Lead Trainers: Maile Hadley + Jermell Witherspoon

Session 1 (3 hours)
Saturday, April 29, 9:00 am-12pm
Zeno Essentials, Math is Racial Equity, Goal Setting

Session 2 (3 hours)
Saturday, May 20, 9:00 am-12pm
Math is Literature, Reflection Round

Session 3 (2 hours)
Saturday, May 27, 09:00 am-11am
Math is Social Emotional Learning

Session 4 (2 hours)
Saturday, June 17, 09:00 am-11am
Math is You!

Sesiones en Español:
Entrenadora Principal: Aquino ‘Nely’ Bautista

Sesiones 1 (3 horas)
Sábado, 6 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Esenciales de Zeno, Las Matemáticas son Equidad Racial, Establecimiento de Metas

Sesiones 2 (3 horas)
Sábado, 20 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Las Matemáticas son Literatura, Ronda de Reflexion

Sesiones 3 (2 horas)
Sábado, 3 junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Aprendizaje Socioemocional

Sesiones 4 (2 horas)
Sábado, 17 de junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Ustedes

This offering includes 10 hours of direct, synchronous, virtual instruction to support early childhood professionals in developing their own math practice and in engaging diverse families through the lens of racial equity, family engagement, and play.

Sessions will bring together racial equity, Zeno’s five practices, and early math skills development. Each workshop employs the use of the 5C’s of learning – connectedness, conversation, curiosity, consideration, and community and culture – to create a successful learning environment.

Providers will connect math to racial equity, social emotional learning, literature, as well as reflect on learnings and receive support to develop an action plan to apply concepts into their own practice. All cohort participants will receive resources in the form of handouts and Zeno game kits for use in their own learning environment.

Cohort is eligible for 10 STARS Hours and is funded by the Department of Children, Youth, and Family Services.

English Sessions:
Lead Trainers: Maile Hadley + Jermell Witherspoon

Session 1 (3 hours)
Saturday, April 29, 9:00 am-12pm
Zeno Essentials, Math is Racial Equity, Goal Setting

Session 2 (3 hours)
Saturday, May 20, 9:00 am-12pm
Math is Literature, Reflection Round

Session 3 (2 hours)
Saturday, May 27, 09:00 am-11am
Math is Social Emotional Learning

Session 4 (2 hours)
Saturday, June 17, 09:00 am-11am
Math is You!

Sesiones en Español:
Entrenadora Principal: Aquino ‘Nely’ Bautista

Sesiones 1 (3 horas)
Sábado, 6 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Esenciales de Zeno, Las Matemáticas son Equidad Racial, Establecimiento de Metas

Sesiones 2 (3 horas)
Sábado, 20 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Las Matemáticas son Literatura, Ronda de Reflexion

Sesiones 3 (2 horas)
Sábado, 3 junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Aprendizaje Socioemocional

Sesiones 4 (2 horas)
Sábado, 17 de junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Ustedes

This offering includes 10 hours of direct, synchronous, virtual instruction to support early childhood professionals in developing their own math practice and in engaging diverse families through the lens of racial equity, family engagement, and play.

Sessions will bring together racial equity, Zeno’s five practices, and early math skills development. Each workshop employs the use of the 5C’s of learning – connectedness, conversation, curiosity, consideration, and community and culture – to create a successful learning environment.

Providers will connect math to racial equity, social emotional learning, literature, as well as reflect on learnings and receive support to develop an action plan to apply concepts into their own practice. All cohort participants will receive resources in the form of handouts and Zeno game kits for use in their own learning environment.

Cohort is eligible for 10 STARS Hours and is funded by the Department of Children, Youth, and Family Services.

English Sessions:
Lead Trainers: Maile Hadley + Jermell Witherspoon

Session 1 (3 hours)
Saturday, April 29, 9:00 am-12pm
Zeno Essentials, Math is Racial Equity, Goal Setting

Session 2 (3 hours)
Saturday, May 20, 9:00 am-12pm
Math is Literature, Reflection Round

Session 3 (2 hours)
Saturday, May 27, 09:00 am-11am
Math is Social Emotional Learning

Session 4 (2 hours)
Saturday, June 17, 09:00 am-11am
Math is You!

Sesiones en Español:
Entrenadora Principal: Aquino ‘Nely’ Bautista

Sesiones 1 (3 horas)
Sábado, 6 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Esenciales de Zeno, Las Matemáticas son Equidad Racial, Establecimiento de Metas

Sesiones 2 (3 horas)
Sábado, 20 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Las Matemáticas son Literatura, Ronda de Reflexion

Sesiones 3 (2 horas)
Sábado, 3 junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Aprendizaje Socioemocional

Sesiones 4 (2 horas)
Sábado, 17 de junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Ustedes

This offering includes 10 hours of direct, synchronous, virtual instruction to support early childhood professionals in developing their own math practice and in engaging diverse families through the lens of racial equity, family engagement, and play.

Sessions will bring together racial equity, Zeno’s five practices, and early math skills development. Each workshop employs the use of the 5C’s of learning – connectedness, conversation, curiosity, consideration, and community and culture – to create a successful learning environment.

Providers will connect math to racial equity, social emotional learning, literature, as well as reflect on learnings and receive support to develop an action plan to apply concepts into their own practice. All cohort participants will receive resources in the form of handouts and Zeno game kits for use in their own learning environment.

Cohort is eligible for 10 STARS Hours and is funded by the Department of Children, Youth, and Family Services.

English Sessions:
Lead Trainers: Maile Hadley + Jermell Witherspoon

Session 1 (3 hours)
Saturday, April 29, 9:00 am-12pm
Zeno Essentials, Math is Racial Equity, Goal Setting

Session 2 (3 hours)
Saturday, May 20, 9:00 am-12pm
Math is Literature, Reflection Round

Session 3 (2 hours)
Saturday, May 27, 09:00 am-11am
Math is Social Emotional Learning

Session 4 (2 hours)
Saturday, June 17, 09:00 am-11am
Math is You!

Sesiones en Español:
Entrenadora Principal: Aquino ‘Nely’ Bautista

Sesiones 1 (3 horas)
Sábado, 6 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Esenciales de Zeno, Las Matemáticas son Equidad Racial, Establecimiento de Metas

Sesiones 2 (3 horas)
Sábado, 20 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Las Matemáticas son Literatura, Ronda de Reflexion

Sesiones 3 (2 horas)
Sábado, 3 junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Aprendizaje Socioemocional

Sesiones 4 (2 horas)
Sábado, 17 de junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Ustedes

This offering includes 10 hours of direct, synchronous, virtual instruction to support early childhood professionals in developing their own math practice and in engaging diverse families through the lens of racial equity, family engagement, and play.

Sessions will bring together racial equity, Zeno’s five practices, and early math skills development. Each workshop employs the use of the 5C’s of learning – connectedness, conversation, curiosity, consideration, and community and culture – to create a successful learning environment.

Providers will connect math to racial equity, social emotional learning, literature, as well as reflect on learnings and receive support to develop an action plan to apply concepts into their own practice. All cohort participants will receive resources in the form of handouts and Zeno game kits for use in their own learning environment.

Cohort is eligible for 10 STARS Hours and is funded by the Department of Children, Youth, and Family Services.

English Sessions:
Lead Trainers: Maile Hadley + Jermell Witherspoon

Session 1 (3 hours)
Saturday, April 29, 9:00 am-12pm
Zeno Essentials, Math is Racial Equity, Goal Setting

Session 2 (3 hours)
Saturday, May 20, 9:00 am-12pm
Math is Literature, Reflection Round

Session 3 (2 hours)
Saturday, May 27, 09:00 am-11am
Math is Social Emotional Learning

Session 4 (2 hours)
Saturday, June 17, 09:00 am-11am
Math is You!

Sesiones en Español:
Entrenadora Principal: Aquino ‘Nely’ Bautista

Sesiones 1 (3 horas)
Sábado, 6 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Esenciales de Zeno, Las Matemáticas son Equidad Racial, Establecimiento de Metas

Sesiones 2 (3 horas)
Sábado, 20 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Las Matemáticas son Literatura, Ronda de Reflexion

Sesiones 3 (2 horas)
Sábado, 3 junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Aprendizaje Socioemocional

Sesiones 4 (2 horas)
Sábado, 17 de junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Ustedes

This offering includes 10 hours of direct, synchronous, virtual instruction to support early childhood professionals in developing their own math practice and in engaging diverse families through the lens of racial equity, family engagement, and play.

Sessions will bring together racial equity, Zeno’s five practices, and early math skills development. Each workshop employs the use of the 5C’s of learning – connectedness, conversation, curiosity, consideration, and community and culture – to create a successful learning environment.

Providers will connect math to racial equity, social emotional learning, literature, as well as reflect on learnings and receive support to develop an action plan to apply concepts into their own practice. All cohort participants will receive resources in the form of handouts and Zeno game kits for use in their own learning environment.

Cohort is eligible for 10 STARS Hours and is funded by the Department of Children, Youth, and Family Services.

English Sessions:
Lead Trainers: Maile Hadley + Jermell Witherspoon

Session 1 (3 hours)
Saturday, April 29, 9:00 am-12pm
Zeno Essentials, Math is Racial Equity, Goal Setting

Session 2 (3 hours)
Saturday, May 20, 9:00 am-12pm
Math is Literature, Reflection Round

Session 3 (2 hours)
Saturday, May 27, 09:00 am-11am
Math is Social Emotional Learning

Session 4 (2 hours)
Saturday, June 17, 09:00 am-11am
Math is You!

Sesiones en Español:
Entrenadora Principal: Aquino ‘Nely’ Bautista

Sesiones 1 (3 horas)
Sábado, 6 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Esenciales de Zeno, Las Matemáticas son Equidad Racial, Establecimiento de Metas

Sesiones 2 (3 horas)
Sábado, 20 de mayo, 9:00am-12pm
Las Matemáticas son Literatura, Ronda de Reflexion

Sesiones 3 (2 horas)
Sábado, 3 junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Aprendizaje Socioemocional

Sesiones 4 (2 horas)
Sábado, 17 de junio, 09:00am-11am
Las Matemáticas son Ustedes