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An invisible group: Young people’s experiences of living with a loved one who is seriously ill
Read now to access more details of An invisible group: Young people’s experiences of living with a loved one who is seriously illPotentially a million children and young people in the UK live with a parent or caregiver who has a longstanding illness. What's the impact on them and what help is available?
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Do we really listen to children and young people?
Read now to access more details of Do we really listen to children and young people?Dr Victoria Cooper from the Children's Research Centre discusses enabling participation by children and young people.
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What is child-led research and why is it important?
Read now to access more details of What is child-led research and why is it important?Research led by children and young people is crucial - here's three reasons why...
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Supporting student-led research
Read now to access more details of Supporting student-led researchResearch led by students is becoming increasingly popular in curriculum assessments in UK schools. Find out how the Children's Research Centre is supporting these students.
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Supporting young researchers with 'MyShout!'
Read now to access more details of Supporting young researchers with 'MyShout!'Designed by Dr Cindy Kerawalla, this free online resource was created for young researchers to educate them through engaging and interactive activities.
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What is Talk Factory?
Read now to access more details of What is Talk Factory?Talk factory is a very simple online tool and app designed to support teachers and students during group discussion.
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Using Talk Factory for Speaking and Listening in Classrooms
Read now to access more details of Using Talk Factory for Speaking and Listening in ClassroomsLooking for an interesting way to enhance speaking and listening in your classroom? Meera Chudasama and Dr Cindy Kerawalla discuss the journey of using Talk Factory.
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