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    Maths Starters and Enders Cards

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    The Education and Training Foundation has produced some cards with maths activities that you can use at the start or end of prison workshops, training or education sessions. All the problems are also intended to help people to develop their communication skills, especially their verbal communication skills. This is particularly important for employability. Being skilful when communicating verbally supports people to seek and keep job and training opportunities and navigate their lives and learning.

    Unlocking English

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    This guide is for everyone working in the prison estate, as it is everyone’s responsibility to provide space and opportunity for prisoners to improve their lives through effective communication. You can read the whole guide but it is more likely that you will want to use the contents page to enable you to dip into sections that interest you most or that relate to your role.

    Communication Starters and Enders Cards

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    The Education and Training Foundation has produced a set of cards containing short activities that can be used at the start or end of prison workshops, training or education sessions to help learners develop their confidence and abilities to communicate effectively. This is particularly important for employability, or the communication practices people need to take part in to seek and keep work and navigate their lives and learning.

    3 out of 5 Challenge Cards - Value 4 money

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    3 out of 5 is a scheme to engage people in maths. It is a new approach that encourages people to develop their maths skills outside the maths classroom - such as in the gym, garden, library or in non-maths education. Learners complete the 'challenge' by completing activities on 3 out of 5 topics: Estimation, Puzzles/Games, Value for money, Maths facts and Practical numbers (maths used in everyday life. In addition to this set of Challenge Cards there are four more sets, 3 out of 5 maths scheme Guidance Notes and a marketing flyer.

    3 out of 5 Challenge Cards - Puzzle it Out

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    3 out of 5 is a scheme to engage people in maths. It is a new approach that encourages people to develop their maths skills outside the maths classroom - such as in the gym, garden, library or in non-maths education. Learners complete the 'challenge' by completing activities on 3 out of 5 topics: Estimation, Puzzles/Games, Value for money, Maths facts and Practical numbers (maths used in everyday life. In addition to this set of Challenge Cards there are four more sets, 3 out of 5 maths scheme Guidance Notes and a marketing flyer.

    3 out of 5 Challenge Cards - Practical Numbers

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    3 out of 5 is a scheme to engage people in maths. It is a new approach that encourages people to develop their maths skills outside the maths classroom - such as in the gym, garden, library or in non-maths education. Learners complete the 'challenge' by completing activities on 3 out of 5 topics: Estimation, Puzzles/Games, Value for money, Maths facts and Practical numbers (maths used in everyday life. In addition to this set of Challenge Cards there are four more sets, 3 out of 5 maths scheme Guidance Notes and a marketing flyer.

    3 out of 5 Challenge Cards - Maths Facts

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    3 out of 5 is a scheme to engage people in maths. It is a new approach that encourages people to develop their maths skills outside the maths classroom - such as in the gym, garden, library or in non-maths education. Learners complete the 'challenge' by completing activities on 3 out of 5 topics: Estimation, Puzzles/Games, Value for money, Maths facts and Practical numbers (maths used in everyday life. In addition to this set of Challenge Cards there are four more sets, 3 out of 5 maths scheme Guidance Notes and a marketing flyer.

    3 out of 5 Challenge Cards - A Rough Idea

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    3 out of 5 is a scheme to engage people in maths. It is a new approach that encourages people to develop their maths skills outside the maths classroom - such as in the gym, garden, library or in non-maths education. Learners complete the 'challenge' by completing activities on 3 out of 5 topics: Estimation, Puzzles/Games, Value for money, Maths facts and Practical numbers (maths used in everyday life. In addition to this set of Challenge Cards there are four more sets, 3 out of 5 maths scheme Guidance Notes and a marketing flyer.

    Resources to support offender learning - mapped to the Professional Standards

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    This document aims to provide a paper guide to resources which will support prison educators, managers and leaders in their work in developing offenders’ skills. These resources are all showcased on the Foundations’ Offender Learning Exhibition site (March 2016) - http://offender-learning.excellencegateway.org.uk/.

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