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How a universal programme is helping settings to support children with language development. By Caroline Vollans
Personal, social and emotional development * Equipment that encourages collaborative play, such as wheeled toys that several children can ride, large construction materials, and large sheets of paper...
How a Language Leaders project in Liverpool improved children’s language development and practitioners’ confidence, and helped to share good practice. By Annette Rawstrone
Making bookmarks during a 'night and day' topic provided an ideal opportunity for our children to develop their manipulative skills and to learn how to handle books with understanding. Planned...
A study recently concluded babies first learn language via rhythm and tone instead of phonetic information. Professor Usha Goswami shares more about the BabyRhythm project.
Bob Reitemeier, the chief executive of children’s communication charity I CAN, has announced his retirement, after five years.
By Sally Neaum (Sage Publications, 17.99, ISBN 9780857257413)
Going out of the home can really help boost your child's language. New experiences provide opportunities to see new objects and people and these all need labelling.
Nearly one in six children have difficulty learning to talk, according to a survey published by England's first Communication Champion for Children, Jean Gross.