Researcher, psychologist, former EYFS teacher, SENDCo. Interest in individual differences, SEND, inclusion, children’s voices and attitudes about differences
Excited to announce our new preprint looking at how primary school children view learning and behaviour problems, and if a brief P4C intervention can change their feelings, behaviour or thoughts is now available! #attitudes#P4C#inclusion
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My cousin Freddie is campaigning for British Sign Language to be taught in school, so proud of him and what he’s written. Please take a look & sign his petition - it just takes a minute & think about his experience. Please share 🙏🏻 @BritishSignBSL@RNID
https://t.co/EcqhJldOhq
'We're not taught to read or write because it’s assumed we will not learn. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy. We don't learn because we aren't taught.'
Author Jonathan Bryan speaks to @skysarahjane about finding his voice by communicating through his eyes
https://t.co/XkyjpVOpms
Another UK university drops big Elsevier deal.
York becomes third institution known to have cancelled agreement with academic publishing giant.
https://t.co/8g2NKy7KyM
"Phonics is killing a love of reading!"
Try telling that to this nearly six year old who just realised that he could read his big sister's Harry Potter book!
He's ABSOLUTELY BUZZING and so proud of himself.
Explicit instruction and lots of reading practise opens that 'door'!
“UK councils received more than 66,000 notifications of children being moved to home education in 2023-2024 - up from 28,000 in 2019-2020,”
https://t.co/T21iGe9qU1
*Breaking News*
Education Policy Institute finds phonics check not only has no impact on reading attainment gaps, but widens gender gap slightly.
Calls for government to review the check.
Full report here 👇
https://t.co/4xNIFtAxYY
If you found the quote below jarring or crass - for example, because you are raising or teaching children who can't communicate orally or can't hear speech - then the Oracy Commission's report is a bit more nuanced than this https://t.co/gRC3qpmleU
We think you’ll have a lot to say here: DfE study: Gene testing could be used to “pre-diagnose” SEND, helping to “streamline” support for those at “most risk”. The findings examined the implications of future genomics technologies on the education sector. https://t.co/DdLPNaAW9Q
Dr. Aoife Gallagher at Ireland is the speaker for this year's Dorothy Bishop lecture. Her topic is "listening to children with DLD". The talk is on Thursday Oct 10, three days from today!! Details on tickets are on our website https://t.co/UvyltdUucR
Interesting points for reflection in this article. I’d also add a question about how much time children have to engage in meaningful dialogue and sustained shared thinking in Early Years, particularly in Reception, whether this has changed over the last 5 years or so and why…
14 years ago I joined a special school with the label PMLD stuck on me and was given a sensory curriculum. This week I started University at @BathSpaUni studying Creative Writing!
#TeachUsToo#LiteracyForAll
‘It’s as though the right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing’: @ASCL_UK’s SEND specialist @MargaretMulhol2 explains why a lack of funding for the new Sendco NPQ is already causing major problems for schools
https://t.co/EMG0C5U89n
Delighted to share this - a real team effort: Evaluating PPI activities within a paediatric palliative care research centre: Route map to impactful and meaningful engagement: @UoYppcrg@JuHackett, Jo Taylor, @AJPapworth , Gabriella Walker, @lornafraser10 https://t.co/hSB4HwxQIN
"The language used to express decimal numbers makes a difference in how children understand those numbers."
Annie Brookman-Byrne explores why language matters when children learn mathematics. #EdChat#STEM
https://t.co/HObTI7GCnZ