Play in early childhood

Culturally-Inclusive

Crystal Sio discusses her Samoan culture with Jennifer and shares some tips on how she has shared her culture with the school that her children attend. Crystal and Jennifer discuss ways to embrace cultural diversity in the classroom. Being culturally inclusive does not have to be so scary!

Parent of an autistic child

An open and honest chat with my beautiful friend, Crystal Sio, who shares her experiences as a mum to her son who has been diagnosed with autism. Crystal gives teachers and parents some tips on how to embrace differences and an insight into what it is like for parents. Teachers don't often get to hear the other side of the process in such detail. We can't often ask such real and confronting questions. Luckily for me, I could reach out to Crystal and ask her these questions. I am so thankful that she shared this with me. I learnt a lot listening to her and I'm sure you will too. Please go to my blog article to read more! https://teachnchatter.com/education-and-learning-difficulties/  Please like and follow this podcast to let me know you want to hear more on all topics teacher/education/parent related!  Thanks everyone.

Play in early childhood

Kindergarten teacher, Renee, shares how she has successfully implemented play in her classroom. Her passion for all things play is impressive. Renee has taught in a school for students with special needs and is currently working in a language development centre. She knows how to scaffold play experiences in a meaningful way. Her classroom has a natural and welcoming feel. You will see some of the pictures in the blog at www.teachnchatter.com. But for now, listen to Renee talk to Jennifer from teachnchatter on all things play!

Writing a children's book

Aussie author, Sharon Giltrow, shares how she became published for her children's book 'Bedtime Daddy.'

Brain Aneurysm Patient Recovery Story

Listen to the amazing story of how Susan recovered from her double brain aneurysm. She has the most amazing positive attitude and her story is inspirational. Check out the blog through www.teachnchatter.com