Making Time to Talk - Using Open Questions
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Making Time to Talk - Using Open Questions
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In this episode of Early Years Together, Dr Jacqueline Young and Deborah Brown take a deep dive into the power of open‑ended questions in early years interactions. Building on previous conversations about high‑quality adult–child communication, they explore what open‑ended questions are, why they matter, and how parents and practitioners can use them to nurture rich, imaginative, and sustained talk.
This episode blends research insights, real‑world practice, and practical examples — perfect for anyone supporting children’s communication and language development.
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Episode Four References:
Worley, P., (2015). Open thinking, closed questioning: Two kinds of open and closed question. Journal of Philosophy in Schools.
Link to Philosophy for Children website: https://p4c.com/
Hosts:
Deborah Brown www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-brown79
Dr Jacqueline Young www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jacqueline-young
Music composed by:
Luke Young www.linkedin.com/in/lukeyoungcomposer