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CHILDHOOD STUDIES
THE UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND

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Welcome to the Childhood Studies community space! Here you will find a range of blogs, podcasts, books reviews and other content which focuses on the field of childhood. This is a collaborative space and we welcome you to contribute. Please contact Julie (julie.ovington@sunderland.ac.uk) or Fay (fay.cavagin@sunderland.ac.uk) if you have any ideas of what you would like to see on this page or if you would like to contribute with some content. You can also learn more about our undergraduate and postgraduate degrees using the buttons below.

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Why I REALLY want to be a teacher by Lisa Wilson

When I thought about what being a teacher would be like, I imagined the lesson planning, I imagined the parents’ evenings, and I imagined...

MA – Motivated or Moved? By Helen Haygarth

As I sit at my laptop, I reflect on the journey I have been on and the one I travel now. At 46 I do feel content and that contentment...

Being a teenager in a Pandemic by Faiza Rezai

This week we have a blog from one of our first year BA (hons) Childhood Studies students. Faiza Rezai wrote this blog last year,...

Respect in the Early Years Classroom - Jess Gosling

I have worked in international schools for the majority of my teaching career, with the youngest of children. The children have always...

Reading for pleasure? Emma Blackett

My name is Emma Blackett, trainee teacher with High Force SCITT. I am a mother of four and I have been a teaching assistant for nearly...

The Early Childhood Journey - Debbie Garvey

As a writer, when someone gives you blank canvas, with no word count, it’s a bit like being a child in a sweetshop. So much choice; where...

‘STOP CRYING’ - By Laura Coutts

Emotions are a big part of who we are not only as adults but as children too. They are part of everything we do and are included in every...

The Very Hungry…Practitioner? - By Helen Haygarth

It is true, I am always hungry but this hunger does not refer to fruit and vibrantly coloured treats. Instead I refer to my hunger as a...

Top Tips from Childhood Studies Students

We spoke to students and asked them for top tips on 'keeping your head in the game' during the summer break. This is what they had to...

Transitions - Dr. Julie Ovington

Here is our third blog post from Julie one of the Childhood Studies Lecturers. We hope you enjoy reading this and will provide your own...

Pushing through the Pandemic

We are delighted to share this personal blog piece from a Year 2 student. This student has supported the university in various ways. They...

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