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Jarman, Elizabeth

 
9780992709105: The Communication Friendly Spaces Approach: Re-Thinking Learning Environments for Children And Families

Biografía del autor

Elizabeth Jarman is an internationally recognised education professional, specialising in creating really effective learning environments. She developed The Communication Friendly Spaces Approach, which helps people to re-think the way they use their environment to really set the scene for learning to take place. Elizabeth's thinking challenges the way that environments for children are viewed.Working with architects to educators, Elizabeth leads a team of experts who deliver training, consultancy, develop resources and commission research on improving learning environments. She has a particular interest in engaging families in children's learning. Elizabeth writes for the education sector press and has published a number of books on Communication Friendly Spaces .She has a background in teaching and worked as an assistant director for the Basic Skills Agency, UK where she led national programmes on behalf of the Department for Education. In Europe, Elizabeth worked as lead UK consultant with UNESCO advising on the development of Family Learning schemes. She is currently overseeing a project in Malta on home and family environments. In The US, Elizabeth is currently leading an action research project, working with Early Intervention Centers across Ohio.

Reseña del editor

The 130 pages of this re-worked and updated 3rd version of this transformational publication blend theory, global research and images, alongside many new case studies, which demonstrate how the Communication Friendly Spaces Approach has been used in a wide range of contexts to support informed environmental change. It will help you to re-think your space and make sure that it's really supporting children's communication skills, emotional well-being and physical development."We need to challenge the historical stereotypes that often exist around the way that learning environments are set up for children, blending new understanding of learning styles, how children really learn and their preferred contexts so that our environments can be responsive and dynamic." Elizabeth Jarman.

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