Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood Studies. PhD: An Exploration of Reception Teachers’ Knowledge of the Impact of Preterm Birth on Children’s Learning.
Joined July 2016
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Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
🎉 New online training!
‘Supporting Children and Families in the Pre-School Years’, developed by the PRISM Study Team and The Smallest Things helps nurseries and early years settings understand the impact of premature birth on children & their families.
pretermbirth.info
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
If you would like to watch the recording, here is the link: mediacentral.ucl.ac.uk/Play/…
Delighted to be joining Bath Spa University as a Lecturer in Early Childhood Studies. Looking forward to meeting the team. @BathSpaUni
Fascinating talk from @youthwhispering giving a personal experience of being born prem. @_SmallestThings
"Now I have been diagnosed with ADHD, I look back on my schooling & hope that with the #PremAware more schools will be able to support premature kids like me" @youthwhispering - an incredible, honest, real talk from Lisa about her challenges in education #SmallestThingsFestival
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
We launched our #PremAware award for schools in 2020 to support teachers/schools to be aware of how prematurity can impact development, therefore supporting children on their edu journey. Our ambition is that by 2030 every school in the UK is signed up! #SmallestThingsFestival
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
Delighted to have the cover star of our 2021 report @SalmaIshaque and her baby Eesa on, to detail her experience in the NICU from a unique perspective of a pandemic parent and the overnight changes that the pandemic caused for the NICU experience. #WorldPrematurityDay2021
Enjoying attending 'The Smallest Things' festival. @_SmallestThings
4 in 5 parents told us their journey through neonatal care lasted long after they brought their baby/babies home from hospital. More in our #AfterNICU Report, coming soon! #SmallestThingsFestival
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
NEW! Findings of our latest report |
“Parenting premature babies in a pandemic leaves lasting impact and worries for the future.”
Register for free now and join our virtual World Prematurity Day Festival to be part of the conversation -
thesmallestthings.org/events…
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
Our podcast, by nicu parents for nicu parents globally, will be available from Wednesday at 8am GMT #worldprematurityday #unexpectedbeginnings podfollow.com/unexpectedbegi…
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
Back to school? 🏫
Find out how you can support the needs of children born prematurely 👇
All schools can make a difference.
Find out how your school can become #PremAware, supporting the needs of children born prematurely. thesmallestthings.org/prem-a… 🟣
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
RT and thank our neonatal nurses on National Neonatal Nurses Day 💜
#nationalneonatalnursesday
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
All schools can make a difference.
Find out how your school can become #PremAware, supporting the needs of children born prematurely. thesmallestthings.org/prem-a… 🟣
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
We're looking for health and social care professionals who work with children with SEND in any setting (eg respite, social work, counselling, palliative) to complete our survey about the impact of the pandemic on this group & what is needed moving forward: ljmupsych.qualtrics.com/jfe/…
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
New paper published in Children's Geographies🚨by Catherine Wilkinson, Bernie Carter, Candice Satchwell and Lucy Bray: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
🚨New paper published in @ChildrensGeogs. In this article we call for a softening of the artificial packaging of young people-friendly and adult-oriented methods in social / geographical research, arguing for the usefulness of creative and participatory methods across generations
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
We’re thrilled to be launching our @NIHRresearch study @AskListenAct – finding out from children with SEND, parents and professionals the impact of COVID-19 & what is needed moving forward for education, health & social care provision. Link to take part-
ljmupsych.qualtrics.com/jfe/…
Dr Beth Cook (FHEA) retweeted
Can you help us spread the word about the Play Observatory? We have a handy flyer - perfect for noticeboards, book bags, newsletters or sharing digitally 🙂
Amazing to hear from Christian Siregar @icerp2021 about how children in Indonesia managed to get an education during COVID '19. Humbling to see 30 children work together to carry a solar panel to the top of a mountain in order to provide electricity for one laptop. @edgehill
Honoured to be presenting my research at @ICERP2021 @PretermResearch @pretermbirth @edgehill Definitely a new experience to attend and present in the middle of the night, due to the time difference.
A great day so far - really interesting research @edgehill
