Create2learn

Create2learn - The Play Podcast

Create2learn is a channel that shares interviews and podcasts for both professionals and parents on the importance of Play for Learning. Occupational Therapists Caroline Essame and Caroline Clay talk to international experts on Play, Creativity, Education, Art and Developmental Play. More information about their work and training can be found at www.developmental-play.com and www.createcatt-academy.com

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Create2learn

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Education

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Último episodio

19 de dic. de 2024

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Episodios

044. Building bridges through creativity 10.12.2016

Hi Ching International Artistic Director shares how creativity and technology can build global bridges across Asia and UK. www.aaaha.co.uk , www.createcatt.com .

043. Healing hurts - a Cambodia story 16.11.2016

Carrie Herbert, arts psychotherapist based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia talks about how the arts and music helps in healing, well-being and restoration. Live from Singapore www.createcatt.com . www.facebook.com/songkites . www.facebook.com/ragamuffininternational .

042. Why the arts and play matter 29.10.2016

The Caroline's live from India discuss "Fighting the Dragon, Finding the Self.." Caroline Essame's new book on why arts and play are so important in child development and how the book is supporting child's play across the Asian region. Available at www.createcatt.com

041. Mess to form - Developmental Play in India 26.10.2016

The Caroline's broadcast live from a play training in Adoor, rural Kerala where participants explore how children develop and grow from water play to creating meaning and narrative.

040. Creative Social Entrepreneurs in India 24.10.2016

Caroline Essame, Caroline Molloy Clay and Dr Susan Mathew at Deepti Special School discuss creativity and social enterprise.

039. Hidden benefits of the arts 19.10.2016

Nandhini Wijayaratnam, clinical psychotherapist, explores how children learn through the traditional arts in Sri Lanka.

038. Art Development for people with intellectual disabilities 18.10.2016

Interview with Miss Ruby Lou in Macau about the important role of the arts for people with intellectual disabilities and her work promoting creativity in this field.

037. Promoting children's open ended creativity 21.09.2016

Interview with Anna Salaman, Executive Director of Playeum, Children's Centre for Creativity in Singapore about how to encourage children's play.

036. Children's creativity through drama 15.09.2016

Interview with Peter Hodgson, Director of Centre Stage School of the Arts in Singapore about the Creative process of drama and how it benefits children.

035. Autism and creating positive relationships 09.09.2016

Interview with Suvi Pitkola, Occupational and Music Therapist on her work with children on the autism spectrum disorder and the importance of positive relationships.

034. Arts with a Mission 24.08.2016

Interview with Red Pencil Art Therapists Laurence Vandenborre and Lama Majaj about humanitarian work through the arts

033. Masks transforming stories of homelessness 07.08.2016

Interview at Edinburgh Fringe with Will Pinchin from Theatre Temoin about their innovative work in "The Marked" and how through mask making workshops they facilitate storytelling with homeless groups in the UK.

032. Acting and adapting to learn 06.08.2016

Theatre students Kate Lansdale, Annabel Redgate and Bethany Lewis discuss the Creative process at the Edinburgh Fringe and what they are learning.

031. Our writer from Edinburgh Fringe 06.08.2016

Interview with Sam Essame, writer and director of a new play at the Edinburgh Fringe talks to Caroline Molloy Clay about creativity and Writers block.

030. Passionate about creating 31.07.2016

Christian Dixon interviews cofounder of create2learn, Caroline Essame, about her work and passion and the power of creativity and the importance of child's play. Www.createcatt.com

029. Romanian Play and Drama Therapy 29.07.2016

Oana Ion, course leader for the Play And Drama Therapy training in Romania discusses the associations pioneering work.

028. Play in the outdoors 29.07.2016

Alison Chown UK play therapist talks about the importance of outdoor play and how stillness and healing can be found in nature and outdoor spaces.

027. The Voice of the child 29.07.2016

Drama therapist Penny McFarlene from the UK shares her passion for helping the child find their voice and how by working with metaphor and story this voice can be integrated into family work.

026. The arts of change 28.07.2016

Christian Dixon, UK based drama therapist and Shakespearean actor, talks about the arts for change and transformation.

025. Autism arts 28.07.2016

Interview from Brasov, Romania, with Abigail Barragry who combines psychology and creativity in helping children with autism learn.

024. Creativity training in Romania 27.07.2016

Introduction to Neuro-dramatic play in Romania featuring interviews with Christian Dixon, Abigail Barragry and Caroline Molloy Clay.

023. Kids are made to move 21.06.2016

Dr Deborah Morgan from USA talks about the importance of moving for learning and well being.

022. Born to play and learn 21.06.2016

Live from Singapore early childhood conference Caroline Essame and Prof Sue Jennings discuss the importance of play for learning .

021. Playing to learn 01.06.2016

Interview with Dr Sirene Lim in Singapore about the importance for play in early childhood learning.

020. Creating affirmation dolls 16.05.2016

Interview with "the art therapy gypsy" Krupa Jhaveri about storytelling and embodiment in doll making.

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