In this video, Elizabeth and Tilly will direct you to some PEDAL resources (see links below). These will help you learn more about learning through play wherever you are! You …
We might take for granted the ways in which we support young children navigate the everyday stresses and challenges of life. Helping young children deal with stress can be as …
In this step, we will learn about the development of children between ages 4 to 9 years old, “middle childhood.” Four key areas of development during this period are: Language …
To help you in developing and facilitating your own SEL activities with adolescents that incorporate play, we are sharing two templates with you. Completed activity template for the activity that …
In this video, we will learn about babies’ and toddlers’ early Social Emotional Learning (SEL). Elizabeth and Tilly will talk about areas of social and emotional development that are important …
Now that we have discussed the need to work on becoming facilitators of adolescents’ learning experience, you will find a short survey in the next step. This survey should help …
Now that we have discussed the key developmental tasks that are part of adolescence, we need to ask ourselves: how does experiencing the stress of crisis affect these developmental tasks. …
In the next step you will find a short article that provides a brief illustration of what typical adolescent development looks like for individuals between 10-19 years of age. References …
In this video, Elizabeth and Tilly talk about early brain development. We will learn about how the brain grows and changes in the first years of life and why this …
In this video, Carly will explain what we’ll cover in this week. She will also introduce you to Dr. Elizabeth Byrne and Natalie (Tilly!) Kirby, researchers based at the Research …
It’s time for you to try this out yourself! Watch the video below and then write out one question for each type of reflection that you could use while facilitating …
Now that we have seen how social emotional learning and learning through play might look for babies and for toddlers, let’s think about how you can incorporate some of these …
A child’s interest and ability to play develops from the moment they are born. As young children’s bodies and brains develop and grow – so do their play skills! In …