Tricia Mohamed – Following a child’s schematic interests

Ever wonder why your child repeats certain behaviours, like stacking blocks, spinning in circles, or hiding toys in boxes? These actions are part of schemas—the building blocks of early learning. In this webinar, Tricia will explore schemas, how to identify them in children under 5, and why they’re essential for cognitive and physical development.

You’ll gain practical tips to support these natural patterns of play at home or in early education settings. Join us for an engaging session with real-life examples, expert insights, and actionable ideas to nurture your child’s growth through play!

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About the speaker

Tricia Mohamed is a UK-qualified teacher with over 25 years of experience working in education both in London and internationally. Having spent decades in diverse educational settings, Tricia brings a wealth of practical insight and a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities educators face today.
As the founder of Play Practitioners, a bespoke consultancy and training provider, Tricia is committed to helping educators and parents maximise children’s learning potential through tailored solutions. At the heart of Play Practitioners is the belief that every child is unique, and so are the settings in which they learn. This philosophy drives Tricia’s approach, offering customised strategies that honor both the individuality of each child and the specific environment in which they are nurtured.
Play Practitioners is grounded in the latest research on play and neuroscience, ensuring that the services offered are not only personalised but also evidence based. With a keen awareness of the importance of both local and global perspectives, Tricia adopts a “glocal” approach, recognising the significance of each child’s immediate setting while drawing on global research and best practices.
Whether you are an educator looking to streamline your processes or a parent eager to support your child’s development, Tricia offers practical, evidence-based insights you can immediately apply. By attending, you will gain tools and strategies that reflect the latest research in child development and learning, all while addressing the unique challenges you face.
With a passion for play-based learning and a dedication to the unique needs of every child, Tricia empowers educators and parents to foster more meaningful and effective learning experiences.

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