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In this episode, Debra Caldow talks to Gwyn McCormack from Positive Eye about her innovative approaches to teaching. She discusses why using everyday objects, like wooden spoons, enables a more holistic contextual learning experience. Gwyn also discusses her ‘Marvin’s Storytime Show,’ which is an online literacy program designed for children with complex needs. Marvin’s Storytime Show utilizes high-contrast visuals and engaging storytelling to sustain engagement.

https://positiveeye.co.uk/

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