Speak for Change
1. Foreword 4 2. The Speak for Change Inquiry 6 2.1 Background 6 2.2 Oracy’s place in policy 7 3. About the Speak for Change Inquiry 8 3.1 Aims and scope of the Inquiry 8 3.2 Evidence-gathering process 8 3.3 Reporting 8 4.
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Speak for Change - Oracy APPG
oracy.inparliament.ukIt is purposeful classroom talk which develops children’s speaking and listening skills, and enhances their learning through the effective use of spoken language. About the Speak for Change Inquiry The Oracy All-Party Parliamentary Group launched the Speak for Change Inquiry in 2019 to improve oracy education for every child in every school.
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