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Home » CPE learning Exchange – Sue Palmer: 21st Century Children: The state of Play
CPE learning Exchange – Sue Palmer: 21st Century Children: The state of Play
Conferences and Courses, CPE / PEN News and Comment, News and Comment · Tagged: 21st Century Children, Centre for Personalised Education, CPE, Featured, LEX, Sue Palmer
Hope you will join us at our next Learning Exchange (LEX) in Colwyn Bay, North Wales on Staurday 4th November https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/educational-difference-flexing-and-personalising-education-cpe-learning-exchange-lex-tickets-38494263378 Bookings are open now.
The keynote in the morning programme will be Sue Palmer who will be talking about ’21st century children: the state of play.’
Sue is a writer, broadcaster and consultant on the education of young children. She is well-known to UK teachers as a specialist in literacy, especially the teaching of writing, but concern about children’s lifestyles led her to research and publish the bestselling book ‘Toxic Childhood: How the Modern World Is Damaging Our Children and What We Can Do About It’, followed in 2007 by a practical handbook for parents, ‘Detoxing Childhood: What Parents Need to Know to Raise Bright, Balanced Children.’ Other books include ’21st Century Boys’ and her latest publication ‘Upstart – The Case for Raising the School Starting Age and Providing what the Under-Sevens Really Need.’ Sue is also a popular speaker, addressing thousands of teachers each year across the UK and around the world – and increasingly invited to address audiences of parents, health professionals and others concerned with children’s well-being. She writes frequently in the national press, and has worked as a consultant to the National Literacy Trust, the Basic Skills Agency, many educational publishers, the Department for Education and the BBC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sue_Palmer
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