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Monthly Archives: October 2020
Hold Still; hearing children’s voices through a pandemic
This post is written by Karen Douthwaite who is an Associate Lecturer in Early Childhood here at the Open University. 2020, a year like no other, has seen us adopt new ways of living, in which maintaining distance has been … Continue reading
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Early Childhood Education and Care in England needs a coherent, well-funded workforce and professional development strategy. Our children deserve it.
By Professor Jane Payler ‘Why would anyone want to come into the early years sector any more, the pay is dreadful, we are undervalued by the Government and even though we desperately want to give our staff more money, we … Continue reading
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Become like a child: embracing the mess of academic writing
A really helpful post today by Claire Saunders and Karen Horsley. Pick up any book that lands on your doormat at the start of an OU module. Its pages are crisp and clean, chapters neatly organised, not a word out … Continue reading
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