Sue Cowley - new online content
Discussion on inappropriate language in the early years setting and a teasing new site for her forthcoming title!
Sue Cowley, author of our forthcoming title Road School, has written a piece for Teachwire.net asking: ‘What Should You Do When A Child Brings Inappropriate Language Into Your Early Years Setting?’. Click here to read her feature.
You can also check out Sue’s brand new blog page, Road School Diary, where she reflects upon her travels around the world - a trip which will be explored in more detail in her forthcoming title, Road School.
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