Hetty Roessingh's guest appearances

Hetty Roessingh

In Conversation with Stephen Hurley

SpiceRadioVan

Zainub Verjee

Negin Riazi

Ellen Kim

Dave Lee

Patrick Brown

Salman Rushdie

Samira Hamana

Michael Tan

Erin Davis

John Horgan

David Frum

Vicki Saunders

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Carol Jones

Michael Curry

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Dr. Hetty Rooesingh teaches at the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary. Dr. Roessingh's research interests include reading and vocabulary development, but she also has developed quite a following through her insistence that we return to teaching young children how to write cursively. In this episode, Dr. Roessingh extends that conversation to the art of taking handwritten notes. Whether you are an educator or a parent working with children at home, this conversation will get you thinking differently about the art and science of note taking. You can find more of Dr. Roessingh's thoughts on the topic by visiting The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/note-taking-by-hand-a-powerful-tool-to-support-memory-144049

Dr. Hetty Rooesingh teaches at the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary. Dr. Roessingh's research interests include reading and vocabulary development, but she also has developed quite a following through her insistence that we return to teaching young children how to write cursively. In this episode, Dr. Roessingh extends that conversation to the art of taking handwritten notes. Whether you are an educator or a parent working with children at home, this conversation will get you thinking differently about the art and science of note taking. You can find more of Dr. Roessingh's thoughts on the topic by visiting The Conversation: <a href="https://theconversation.com/note-taking-by-hand-a-powerful-tool-to-support-memory-144049" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://theconversation.com/note-taking-by-hand-a-powerful-tool-to-support-memory-144049</a>

Notetaking by Hand ft. Dr. Hetty Roessingh

Talking about the importance of writing cards on Valentine's Day and in general in our everyday lives.

Hetty Roessingh Feb 14

Hetty Roessingh is a Professor at  the Werklund School of Education, University of Calgary. She is an advocate for restoring an approach to cursive writing grounded in current neuroscience research.In a recent article in The Conversation, Dr. Rooessingh points to the benefits of handwritten letters of love and legacy.Read Dr. Roessingh's piece in The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/handwritten-valentines-create-a-legacy-of-love-and-literacy-130365

Hetty Roessingh is a Professor at the Werklund School of Education, University of Calgary. She is an advocate for restoring an approach to cursive writing grounded in current neuroscience research. In a recent article in The Conversation, Dr. Rooessingh points to the benefits of handwritten letters of love and legacy. Read Dr. Roessingh's piece in The Conversation: <a href="https://theconversation.com/handwritten-valentines-create-a-legacy-of-love-and-literacy-130365" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://theconversation.com/handwritten-valentines-create-a-legacy-of-love-and-literacy-130365</a>

Dr. Hetty Roessingh -Letters of Love and Legacy

Dr. Hetty Roessingh is a Professor in the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary. Her recent article in The Conversation has created quite the buzz as educators, parents and researchers around the world are, once again, discussing the merits of the formal teaching of cursive writing.

Dr. Hetty Roessingh - Cursive Writing