The Children’s Friendships podcast series created by myself, Dr Caron Carter, for academics, teachers, educators and parents interested in supporting children’s friendships. The intention of this podcast series is to stimulate conversations about children’s friendships, exploring ways to support and facilitate friendship. If you have ever wondered about how to support children’s friendships, access this podcast series. Listen to inspiring conversations from academics and teachers/educators enhance your practice and support your children.
Children's Friendships Matter
Claim This Podcastby Dr Caron Carter
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The Children’s Friendships podcast series created by myself, Dr Caron Carter, for academics, teachers, educators and parents interested in supporting children’s friendships. The intention of this podcast series is to stimulate conversations about children’s friendships, exploring ways to support and facilitate friendship. If you have ever wondered about how to support children’s friendships, access this podcast series. Listen to inspiring conversations from academics and teachers/educators enhance your practice and support your children.
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Recent Episodes
March 6, 2025
Episode 10: Dr Luke Beardon - Friendship and Neuro-Divergent Children
<p>In this tenth episode Dr Caron Carter talks to Dr Luke Beardon about Friendship and Neuro-divergent children. Terms and concepts such as neuro-divergent and neuro-divergence, equality and equity, reasonable adjustments and diverging sociality are discussed. In summary, this episode explores what friendship means to neuro-divergent children and how we might listen and support. </p><p><br /></p>
January 22, 2025
Episode 9: Headteacher Cathy Rowland - Children's Friendships in the Infant School Context
<p>In this nineth episode Dr Caron Carter talks to Headteacher, Cathy Rowland about children’s friendships in the Infant School context. This episode delves the friendship joys and challenges that emerge for children, educators, teachersand parents, reflecting on what we might learn from both practice and research. Here we explore the benefits of friendship, how schools currently scaffold friendships and advice for parents supporting their children’s friendships asthey start school. </p> <p><br></p>
September 24, 2024
Episode 8: Professor John Potter - The Play Observatory and Children's Friendships.
<p>In this eighth episode Dr Caron Carter talks to <strong>Professor John Potter</strong>, who led the ESRC funded project, the Play Observatory. Here we explore John’s research using media in Education to chronicle children’s stories and the links to children’s friendships. We reflect on children’s experiences at school, being online during Covid-19 and<strong> </strong>playground play and the Opie archive.</p> <p> </p>
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