Episode 19: The benefits of Intergenerational Practice with Liz Ludden and Sue Egersdorff

In today’s episode, Alice Sharp is joined by Liz Ludden and Sue Egersdorff again to explore the benefits of an intergenerational approach in the early years.  

From the key benefits such as improving children's vocabulary and communication skills to forming new relationships and combating social isolation, Liz and Sue explore the multitude of benefits associated with intergenerational practice. From this episode, you’ll discover real-life and heart-warming examples of why this approach is crucial, as well as ideas for integrating this style of learning into your own practice and every day.

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