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Communication and Language in Early Childhood Today
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Communication and Language in Early Childhood Today

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January 2025 | 184 pages | Learning Matters

The development of spoken language underpins all seven areas of learning and development in the EYFS.  This book supports those studying the Early Years and Early Childhood to explore the wide range of issues and factors that impact on children’s communication and language development.  In all chapters, students are supported to consider real life issues.  A diverse range of case studies for learning highlight good practice and key challenges.  Throughout, a practice-based focus supports EY students to link key theory with practice in settings. 

 

Julie Kent & Tanya Richardson
What do we understand by SLC and universal good practice?
Julie Kent
Chapter 1 – Leadership of SLC
Tanya Richardson
Chapter 2 – Impacts of outdoor pedagogy on children’s communication
Michelle Bugby
Chapter 3 – The impact of technology on children’s speech, language and communication
Rachael Webster
Chapter 4 - Total communication approaches; using signs and symbols
Laura Sanders
Chapter 5 - The value of intergenerational approaches in the early years and their impact on communication
Laura Sanders
Chapter 6 - Including parents in the system
Sue Hobson
Chapter 7 - Communities with children with EAL: moving beyond the guidance in the EYFS
Nyree Nicholson
Chapter 8 – Evolving Multi Agency Approaches in Early Childhood Speech and Language Services: A Historical and Geographical Overview
SLTs Notts team
Chapter 9 – Training and community approaches to working together to support children’s SLC
Tanya Richardson & int
Chapter 10 – Global perspectives on communication in the outdoors
Julie Kent & Tanya Richardson
Chapter 11 - Final reflections on practice

Julie Kent

Julie Kent is Senior Lecturer on the BA (Hons) Childhood degree programmes and strand leader on the new Education and Early Childhood MA programme at Nottingham Trent University. Julie initially qualified and practised as a Speech and Language Therapist in the NHS for 15 years, working with children in school and community settings.  More About Author

Tanya Richardson

Tanya Richardson owns and manages a 56-place nursery and out-of-school club and has done so for the last 7 years. Prior to establishing the business, she had no qualifications in the field of early childhood (she was a financial consultant in a previous incarnation) but just knew that she wanted to make a difference to young children's lives. In 2008, she embarked on a foundation degree, with the University of Northampton, and has not stopped studying since! She is currently putting the finishing touches to her master's degree and enjoying every minute. Research has become an integral aspect of her working life, and she... More About Author

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