What Does the Research Tell Us?
Joanna Merrett from Exeter University presents her recent research into home education, and what it reveals about families' motivations for choosing home education. This is followed by an open discuss...
18 Des 20201h 27min
Home Education: Debunking the Myths, Exploring the Opportunities
Presented by Brittany Burton: ourthrivinghive.com, Facebook/Insta @ourthrivinghivelondon. During lockdown families got a peek (and I mean a tiny glimpse) into the world of homeschooling. But doing "s...
18 Des 20201h 10min
Passion Led Learning
Heidi Steel guides us through identifying children's interests, valuing those pursuits as a mode of learning, and how learning connections grow. Click here for the slides.
16 Des 202043min
Storytelling for Wellbeing and Creativity
Episode hosted by Carol Whibley, Certified Play Therapist from Blue Whale Play Therapy. Find out how you can use sand tray and symbols to explore our personal stories and exploring how these stories ...
16 Des 202051min
Youth Activism 101
This episode is a discussion about how young people can get involved in changing the things they no longer want to accept. Learn tips and tricks and listen to the stories of other young activists. Thi...
7 Des 20201h 56min
#DreamBigAtHome
Join Deborah McCahon from http://www.woodcraft.org.uk to hear how Woodcraft Folk adapted during Covid-19 lockdown to deliver online and remote programme activities. Explore how you can benefit from th...
7 Des 202026min
Freedom to Be Exceptional For Visual Learners
Visual learners often struggle with a purely auditory strategy taught for literacy in school. Creative, imaginative students invariably have great mental images that can dramatically improve literacy,...
7 Des 20201h 2min
The 20% Project for Schools
This episode is hosted by Derry Hannam and Polly Cheer. They argue that state-funded schools, both primary and secondary, should be encouraged to allocate at least 10% of curriculum time to be negotia...
7 Des 202033min
