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How children learn from the world around them is influenced by both their external senses, such as taste and touch, and their internal senses of movement and body awareness. Anne O'Connor considers...
In the second column of this series, the CWDC's Jane Haywood explains how the ability to promote children's rights and create inclusive practice underpins the EYP's role. Standard 18 'Promote...
Understanding children’s schemas, or ‘patterns of behaviour and thinking’, enables practitioners to support them as they use them to deepen their learning, explain Professor Tina Bruce CBE, Dr Stella...
The principles of the Steiner Waldorf kindergarten put play at the heart of early learning and provide a stress-free setting, says Lynne Oldfield.
Annette Rawstrone finds out how holistic practice means working with others, both inside and beyond the setting
To create a communication rich environment for their charges, Norland Nursery staff studied their own communication patterns. By Clare Crowther
Peer to peer support helps early years staff to improve their leadership skills and offer better services, research into a government-funded programme has found.
Communicating from the heart is crucial if we are to work in partnership with the parents of our babies and youngest children. Anita M Hughes and Veronica Read explain why it matters.
A self-evaluation guide for headteachers and staff to help improve education for pupils with additional support needs in mainstream schools has been produced by HM Inspectorate of Education. Inclusion...
The amount of time fathers spend with their children in the early months of life is crucial for their development, according to analysis of almost 20,000 children born around the millennium. The Equal...