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CPD Adult & Continuing Education Articles

Adult & Continuing Education
The Importance of Listening to Children: A Foundation for Protection, Trust, and Wellbeing

The Importance of Listening to Children: A Foundation for Protection, Trust, and Wellbeing

This informal CPD article, ‘The Importance of Listening to Children: A Foundation for Protection, Trust, and Wellbeing’, was provided by Mary Brockwell, founder of The Life Matters, a charity which was set up to help children and young adults who find themselves struggling to cope. They provide targeted care and support to schools and other organisations who have vulnerable children in their care.
Adult & Continuing Education
How Does CPD Support Effective Learning and Development?

How Does CPD Support Effective Learning and Development?

In the modern workplace, professionals across industry sectors are confronted by constant change. Technologies develop, industry standards are revised, and new working methods are introduced. Learning and Development (L&D) is fundamental to navigating these changes, but professionals need to be proactive about their own growth. A commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is one of the most effective ways to achieve this. 
Adult & Continuing Education
Understanding the Child’s Brain: A Gentle Guide to Behaviour and Regulation

Understanding the Child’s Brain: A Gentle Guide to Behaviour and Regulation

This informal CPD article, ‘Understanding the Child’s Brain: A Gentle Guide to Behaviour and Regulation’ was provided by Mind Tools for Kids, who support adults to make a difference in children’s lives through practical, child-centred training, providing guidance, tools and resources to help people understand and respond to children’s emotional needs using a gentle, brain-informed approach.