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The Education Audiocast

The Education Audiocast

By: Blansh Al-Awkabi
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 The Education Audiocast (TEA) was launched as a student project with the support of The University of Oxford’s Student Union and Student Council. This podcast series was founded with the purpose of providing a platform for expert speakers to talk about the importance of early childhood education and share research-based strategies with parents, professionals and students interested in supporting children’s learning and development.Blansh Al-Awkabi
Episodes
  • Invisible Mathematics in Early Years with Professor Terezinha Nunes

    Invisible Mathematics in Early Years with Professor Terezinha Nunes
    Sep 28 2023

    Terezinha Nunes is an internationally renowned, award-winning scholar and Emeritus Professor of Educational Studies at the University of Oxford. Her extensive and impactful work focuses on early numeracy and literacy development. Professor Nunes has joined us today to talk about the importance of recognising and supporting children’s quantitative reasoning skills, or what she refers to as Invisible Mathematical Knowledge. She shares her top tips including effective teaching strategies to use at home or in practice.
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    20 mins
  • Nurturing Early Language: Evidence-based strategies with Dr Gillian West

    Nurturing Early Language: Evidence-based strategies with Dr Gillian West
    Sep 27 2023

    Dr Gillian West is a Lecturer in the UCL Department for Language and Cognition and a Director of OxEd & Assessment where she works to deliver the best-evidenced oral language intervention in the world. She joins The Education Audiocast as the first guest to discuss the importance of early oral language as the bedrock for future learning and share the best strategies related to supporting children’s language-related skills. 
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    13 mins
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