Communication and language in early childhood today

Communication and language in early childhood today

Let's discuss the challenges around speech, language and communication, and how these can be overcome. Julie Kent and Dr Tanya Richardson discuss their professional and academic insights, including aspects explored in their new book. They unpick why language development is currently considered a public health problem and suggest approaches educators and parents/carers can take to reduce this concern.

To read Julie's and Tanya's article and find a link to their new book visit:

https://thevoiceofearlychildhood.com/communication-and-language-in-early-childhood-today/

Episode break down:

00:00 – A public health concern…
04:30 – Supporting communication and language of ALL children
07:00 – What is a 'language rich environment'?
10:00 – Feeling comfortable to communicate
13:00 – Conversing back and forth
14:00 – Being genuinely curious with children
17:00 – Communication impacting wellbeing
19:00 – Child sensitive communication approaches
21:00 – Communicating pre-birth
22:30 – Communicating through day to day routines
24:30 – The environment as the third teacher
26:00 – Provocations, awe and wonder
28:00 – Empowering educators
30:00 – Free training and CPD
33:00 – Being critical consumers of content
34:00 – Tiny Happy People
35:00 – Julie's and Tanya's new book
37:00 – Free copy prize draw and book signing

For more episodes and articles visit The Voice of Early Childhood website: https://www.thevoiceofearlychildhood.com

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