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Last month I got deep into conversation with Alix Robertson from The Centre for Education and Youth, a think and action tank on their podcast The Youth and Education Podcast.
In this conversation we explore:
- The impact of the pandemic and lockdown on young people
- Tackling learning challenges that teachers, parents, and children are facing
- Behaviour issues and strategies to help manage them
- Realistic expectation setting
- Looking after our mental health and wellbeing
- Learning from the present and looking forward to the future
Listen here, running time 1 hour approx.
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