Shout to Australian early childhood educators to participate in a survey on early language and literacy beliefs and practices by @TessaWeadman Link here https://t.co/LJ3RzWsM6W
We are seeking Australian early childhood educators and early childhood teachers to participate in a survey to understand Australian preschool educators’ early language and literacy beliefs and practices (La Trobe Ethics HEC23038) @tserry2504@PamelaSnow2
https://t.co/UJMim8JOw2
My final #SLPhD paper is available open access in @ijlcd
The oral language and emergent literacy skills of preschoolers: Early childhood teachers’ self-reported role, knowledge and confidence
🔗 https://t.co/uKP63PVFC2
Thanks to @tserry2504@PamelaSnow2
My #SLPhD paper 3 has been published #openaccess with @tserry2504@PamelaSnow2
Oral language and emergent literacy strategies used by Australian ECTs during shared book reading.
Read more here:
https://t.co/z6q3LZSj11
The #EarlyYearsSummit kicks off tomorrow and runs for a whole week.
It is *free* and you can still sign up.
I was interviewed by @kathybrodie about shared book reading.
https://t.co/36HAIRiSz6
It's the first day of the Early Years Summit 2022 on Speech, Language and Communication! We have some absolutely fantastic speakers with lots more to come. Monday's sessions are now available to watch or sign up free at https://t.co/jSXRQgaIJ9
Have you heard of AERO’s Tried and Tested guides? Written for teachers and educators, they cover the practices that have been proven to make a difference to learning outcomes for children and students.
#TriedandTested
https://t.co/AHRrFebGP2
Today, AERO and @OchreEducation have launched a huge suite of free, practical resources to help teachers implement evidence-based practices. Find a resource: https://t.co/WrO94Uk9N0
Congratulations @TessaWeadman and supervisory team @PamelaSnow2 and @tserry2504 on this publication from your PhD! Really interesting and relevant work in the area of shared book reading in early childhood. Well done! https://t.co/sOQxsjgZ60
What are the ‘promising’ and ‘not promising’ approaches for family engagement for learning? We’ve summarised them for you in our most recent guides: https://t.co/lN1A2JN1s5
The second paper from my PhD was recently published open access in First Language. The ELLECCT is available in the Supplementary Material. Thank you to my wonderful supervisors @tserry2504@PamelaSnow2
https://t.co/aOg1VdQGUl
In the latest 'Speak Up' podcast Anneke Flinn chats with @TessaWeadman, paediatric speech pathologist and PhD candidate at @latrobe about the classroom-based shared book reading strategies used by early childhood teachers. #WeSpeechies#SLPeeps#reading
https://t.co/OgMTQ42WAc
I recently went on the Speak Up podcast to chat about one of the studies from my PhD about supporting early childhood teachers with classroom-based shared book reading. If you would like to listen - https://t.co/4wJX84ck5n
@tserry2504@PamelaSnow2
All Australian children and young people should have the opportunity to learn and develop to their full potential. Supporting continuous school improvement will be a key focus in our Research Agenda: https://t.co/AaRn0q2Lwd
Some practices in early childhood improve outcomes for children faster and more effectively than others. Our Tried and Tested guides summarise those practices that work best.
Read or download them here: https://t.co/p9eFYG0qUX
#ozearlyed#EarlyLearningMatters
The recording of our Summer Lecture 2021 by @57Justice is now live. You can access it here: https://t.co/oPKx43caVO
Thank you to everyone involved and let's keep the discussion going!
@JudyClegg2 @vjoffe@sarah_friel