The Renwick Centre Podcast is a regular series that discusses hearing and vision education and health- everything from new resources, emerging ideas and hot-button issues!
Trudy and Neryl chat about their experiences working towards certification as Auditory Verbal Therapists.
We are on a break until February 2021, have a safe & relaxing festive break!
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Ben Clare joins Trudy to talk about his work for ICEVI in the Pacific Islands and as the SPEVI 2021 Online Conference Convenor.
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SPEVI 2021 Conference: speviconference.org.au
SPEVI Conference keynote Charlotte Cushman joins Trudy to talk about Celebrating Change in the field of Vision Education.
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https://www.pathstoliteracy.org/
Charlotte's course: click here!
Emma Bennison joins Trudy to talk about Blind Citizens Australia and her advocacy work for Arts Access Australia.
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Blind Citizens Australia website: bca.org.au
New Horizons Podcast: bca.org.au/new-horizons
SPEVI 2021 Conference: speviconference.org.au
This week, we revisit our chat with Zoe Dunne, as we did in Episode 30. We think the messages Zoe shared about her University journey is a valuable one for our students right now. We hope you enjoy this podcast reissue.
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Megan Prictor from Cataract Kids Australia tells us about childhood cataracts. Cataract Kids website: http://www.cataractkids.org.au/
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This week, we are revisiting an old episode - Claire Farrington has joined us to share useful information about the RIDBC Renwick Centre and Macquarie University Masters courses.
Claire Farrington: claire.farrington@ridbc.org.au | 02 9872 0811
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Welcome back! After a brief hiatus for the spring holidays, Lee Strickland talks to Trudy about the importance of music programs for children who are Blind, have low vision or multiple impairments.
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This week, we speak with Kaye Scott about her work "Walking on stilts while juggling: why we need to consider Theory of Mind". Please note we are on hiatus until Term 4 resumes!
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This week, we speak with Nate Quinell about this career as a chef, and his passion for food.
Transcript: click here to download | Nate's website: http://www.thehurricanechef.com.au/
