Thoroughly supported with well-integrated research and insights drawn from these experts’ first-hand experiences, this will be an invaluable resource for educators. To find out more about LGfL educational licences and why they are necessary please take a look at our LGfL educational licences FAQ page.“This fascinating title lays out the innumerable, tangible benefits to listening to oral stories, while empowering new storytellers with essential tools and encouragement to get started. Parents of children in LGfL schools are exempted from this definition to the extent that and only in so far as parents are encouraged to log in with their children to view resources that support home learning.
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Republishing of any video material in a different hosting environment or format.Downloading and re–editing of video resources.Creation of new educational material using elements from this and other LGfL learning resources.Downloading and editing photographs and text for educational use within the school community, including viewing by students' parents – but with access restricted to the school community, controlled by LGfL USO login.Downloading and editing of photographs and text for educational use within the school community, including viewing by students' parents.No modifications permitted LGfL user-access only all resources to be used in the form they are presented by LGfL Permitted uses: They must not be downloaded, modified, copied, reproduced, transferred, distributed, leased, licensed or publicly performed in any way, and are offered for non-commercial use only. Please note, Listening Books is a charity and these books must only be used with students who have an illness, physical or learning disability or mental health condition which impacts on their ability to read or hold a book. Some of the books we offer at the moment that may directly help include How 2 Be Happy by Jenny Alexander and Notes on Being Teenage by Rosalind Jana. Students can use them to have precious quiet time, but still benefit from the educational content on offer.
There are so many benefits to using audiobooks to support mental health, such as distracting from negative thoughts, reducing stress and helping with sleep. If you are working with children and young adults that have a mental health condition, such as anxiety or depression which affects their ability to access books and the printed word, then they too can access the wonderful range of audiobooks we have to offer. Press the ‘play’ symbol and the book will begin!.Search the catalogue for a book which you would like to listen to.Log onto the Listening Books website with your LGfL USO account.The Great Depression and the America's 1929 – 1939 by Nick Fellowsīooks included cover curriculum subjects and topics such as:.An Inconvenient Truth: the Crisis of Global Warming (Young Adult Version) by Al Gore.There is a great range of fiction and non-fiction available to support pupils from Key Stage 2 up to A-Level, in subjects such as History, PSHE, and English, many of which are exclusive to Listening Books! Titles available include: Titles can be streamed directly for group listening in class or for individuals to listen with headphones. Rocket fund – 'crowdfunding for schools'.
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