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Felicity Robinson on the Art in STEAM
Felicity Robinson inspires STEAM learning through Nature-Art prompts, design challenges, & science experiments to boost critical thinking skills using nature.…
Sophie Hutton on Strategies for supporting children with ASD
Specialist SLT Sophie Hutton shares practical strategies to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), including sensory regulation, gesture copying,…
Julie Mountain on Winning Enabling Environments
In this session, Julie discusses the six settings she visited, which have previously won Nursery World ‘Enabling Environments’ category. She…
Gwyn McCormack on Finding the Starting Point for Story
In this week’s interview, Gwyneth McCormack from Positive Eye returns to tell us about Marvin’s next new adventure – The…
Andrea Sofroniou on Sensory Activities for Babies
In this interview, Andrea discusses the importance of sensory activities for babies and provides practical ideas for parents and practitioners…
Charlotte Davies on Sensory Integration and the Development of Children’s Senses
In this extended, hour-long session Charlotte Davies discusses integrating senses for child development – sound triggers reflexes and motor skills;…
Angharad Welch on Child-Led Interactions
In this interview, Angharad describes a ‘child-led’ interaction and explains why these are critical for children’s learning and development, especially…
Joanne Jones on the Can-Do Approach to Speech Therapy
Joanne Jones explains why she prefers the term ‘late-talking’ to developmental delay and how she developed her unique ‘Can-Do’ Approach…
Marina Robb on Sensory Experiences and Nature Pedagogy
In this interview we discuss Marina’s new book The Essential Guide to Forest School and Nature Pedagogy with a focus…
Taneisha Pascoe-Matthews on Diverse Book Week
In this interview, Taneisha and I discuss the origins of the book and how important it is for children to…
Lesley Berrington on Diverse Book Week
In this interview Lesley and I discuss the benefits of diversity in children’s books. Lesley explains how she was inspired…
Natalie Bishop on the role of the SENDI at Bright Horizons
Natalie is passionate about improving support systems for families with Autism and is working to create a new charity to…
Claudia Holmes and Claire Hewson on SEND
In this interview, we start with both a definition of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and the responsibilities or…
Gwyneth McCormack and Dr Donna Carpenter on supporting children with visual impairment using Story Time
In this interview, Gwyn explains how she creates and presents the Family Time story sessions, a TV show for children…
Maureen Phillip on Multisensory Storytelling
In this interview, we discuss how ‘the story is told eye to eye, mind to mind, heart to heart’ and…
Sarah Seaman on Muddy Puddle Teaching
In this interview, Sarah explains the rationale behind the Muddy Puddle Teacher Approach; practical applications; how to meet the curriculum…
Kerry Payne on Special Educational Needs: supporting children and their families
In this interview, Kerry Payne and I discuss what is meant by Special Educational Needs, the 4 broad areas of…
Lea Bamford on Supporting Children with Autism
In this interview, Lea discusses children with autism and how their behaviour communicates a need, sensory processing, self-regulation, stimming behaviours,…
Chloe Hayden on Autism Awareness
In this interview, Chloe Hayden stresses allowing children with autism to stim, watching for signs of sensory overload, and providing…
Marie McKittrick on Medicines in Early Years Settings
Marie McKittrick is currently a trainer for the Early Years Hub.
Kathryn Albany-Ward on Colour-Blindness or Colour Vision Deficiency
Kathryn Albany-Ward established the CIC company Colour Blind Awareness after she discovered that her son was colour blind.
Nicki Farrell on Wildlings Forest School
Nicki Farrell was raised on a farm in remote South Australia, Nicki’s passions and expertise lie in outdoor recreation, educating…
Gwyn McCormack on strategies for supporting children with vision impairment
Gwyn McCormack is a Qualified Teacher of Vision Impairments, has spent many years as a teacher, first in mainstream secondary…
Dr Carolyn Blackburn on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Dr Carolyn Blackburn has worked in childcare and education for nearly 20 years and has established a reputation for supporting…
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