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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2021 · 10 MIN

New Research - The impact of environments on children's development, play & learning

from Thriving Language - Early Years · host Becky and Rebecca

Here the Beckies  and Mindy  talk with the inspirational Gemma Goldenberg all about her research which looks at the  specific effects of the learning environment on children.   Join us and discover how Gemma is exploring  and gaining  a deeper understanding  of  the environmental  effects on the children as they play outdoors and indoors. What is the impact of the environment ? Why does it matter where children play?Gemma discusses  how she hopes to understand how outdoors & indoors impacts   stress, attention, learning , behaviours and speech & language  with the children.We discover how she hopes to capture this information naturalistically, Gemma was a primary school teacher and really  felt that children don't need to just learn indoors .  Through  being outside she started to notice the children being in a different frame of mind and how children and adult moods can really change as they go out.Gemma talks personally about the positive  impact on her own children that being outside has brought,  meaningful hands-on experience  with time to explore, touch and smell.  We talk about how as adults we just breathe when we step into the forest school and what  happens in the environment when the adults are stressed?Does a  nature rich environment have the biggest impact on children or is being outside in fresh enough?  We ask why is early years research so important?  Value your gut instinct , use research to support your practice and  support how the children choose to playEarly years research is for everyone in working or living with children.We are excited to find out more about Gemma's PHD research which will be published in 3 years.  For now you can follow Gemma on @phd_and_three on Instagram and Gemma Goldenberg on LinkedIn. https://www.earlyyearseducator.co.uk/search?q=gemma+goldenbergGrab a cuppa, have a 10 min snuggled up listen with us and this amazing community of thriving early years.Thank you for listening The Beckies creating environments where every child is understood.www.thrivinglangauge.co.ukHead to  www.thrivinglanguage.co.uk to discover more with The Beckies.Training for educators, key note speakers and workshops, one to one sessions for speech language and communication  play sessions for children and families.Publications Routledge:Speech Language and Communication in the Early YearsSpeech Language and Communication for Healthy Little MindsEmail [email protected] you for listening and being part of this awesome Thriving community who empower all children to be understood. Love The Beckies

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Here the Beckies and Mindy talk with the inspirational Gemma Goldenberg all about her research which looks at the specific effects of the learning environment on children. Join us and discover how Gemma is exploring and gaining a deeper understanding of the environmental effects on the children as they play outdoors and indoors. What is the impact of the environment ? Why does it matter where children play? Gemma discusses how she ...

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