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Why Play Matters with Dr William Zoppellini

In this episode, Adam Marycz - Early Childhood Educationalist at TTS and host of this podcast - is joined by Dr William Zoppellini, a researcher, educator, and founder of Coffee & Theory, whose work focuses on understanding how children learn and develop. Adam and William explore ...  Show more

Evidence of Play Supporting KS1 Children with Professor Julie Fisher

In this episode, Adam Marycz - Early Childhood Educationalist at TTS and host of this podcast - is joined by Professor Julie Fisher, an independent Early Years Adviser and Visiting Professor of Early Childhood Education at Oxford Brookes University. They discuss the vital role of ...  Show more

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