# Fletcher Watson
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James Fletcher-Watson (25 July 1913 – 12 June 2004) was a British watercolourist and architect.
== Biography ==
Fletcher-Watson was born at Coulsdon (then in Surrey, now in the London Borough of Croydon), but grew up in Norfolk. He was educated at Eastbourne College, then studied at the former Royal Academy School of Architecture under Edwin Lutyens and Albert Richardson.
Neurodiversity: The Autism Spectrum - Part 2
Tune in to part 2/2 of The Autism Spectrum with Farah Abdulrahman and Sara Rizzo. In this episode, they talk about the neurobiology and physiology of autism, the different labels that people use to talk about autism (and why many of them are problematic), myth-busting, and ableism!Other Researcher…
On learning profiles and brain networks, with Dr Duncan Astle
Duncan is a developmental psychologist at the University of Cambridge whose research explores how cognitive development relates to neural structures, networks, and processes. During this podcast he chats to Sue Fletcher-Watson about a piece of research that shows that for any specific learning prof…
On pretending and friendship, with Dr Jenny Gibson
Jenny is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology and Education at the University of Cambridge. She leads a team of research staff and postgraduate students investigating topics related to play, social development, and language development in children. During this podcast she talks to Dr Sue Fletcher-Watson…
On maths and learning disability, with Dr Jo Van Herwegen
Dr Jo Van Herwegen is a developmental psychologist at UCL Institute of Education who specialises in improving educational outcomes for children with learning difficulties. During this Podcast she chats to Dr Sue Fletcher-Watson about a piece of work looking at mathematical development in children w…
Neurodiversity: The Autism Spectrum - Part 1
Tune in to our second episode into the first part of our Autism Spectrum episode! In this episode, Farah Abdulrahman shares some of her experience of what it's like to be autistic and gives us insight into some of the history of autism, and the ongoing discourse within the autistic community.She is…
Neurodiversity in the classroom and LEANS - Sue Fletcher Watson
Dr Sue Fletcher-Watson is a Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences, University of Edinburgh. Today she discusses her work in neurodiversity in the classroom and her work with the LEANS project with Nick Johnson (Chief Executive of BERA)Find Sues work with the LEANS Project at htt…
Should Startups Hire Junior Developers in the Age of AI? | Stories From The Hackery
Should startups only hire senior developers? The conventional wisdom says yes, but what if hiring junior developers is actually a startup's secret weapon for building a strong, collaborative culture?
In this episode, we talk to Purity Health's Chief Technology Officer, David Andrews, and Chief Pro…
Climbing the Agentic AI Learning Curve: Software Development | Stories From The Hackery
Does generative AI level the playing field between a junior and an experienced developer? Or does experience matter more than ever? To get a real-world perspective, we sat down with two Nashville Software School (NSS) graduates now working together at Purity Health: Ripal Patel, an alum of Web Deve…
Connor and Fletcher Watson, leveraging connections and revolutionising brand content
Fletcher and Connor Watson are two brothers building a production empire, Wildfire Content, while Connor plays for the Sydney Roosters in the NRL. Here's how they're revolutionising branded content through authentic storytelling.
This episode dives deep into their journey from starting a charity …
#42 Fletcher Watson - Wildfire Content and Cultural Choice Association
Welcome to the Mind Games Podcast - Host Mitch Farag welcomes back close mate and founder of Wildfire Content Fletcher Watson. This is a chat with banter, mindset and the world of acting and content. Enjoy! Packed with stories, laughs, and genuine insight enjoy!
Huge thanks to @thebyeround for …
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