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Imagination is a vital part of learning and development because it lets children understand and adapt to the wider world, says early years consultant Linda Pound.
Children use play to explore emotions, but these may be too strong for them to deal with at times. Psychologists from the Anna Freud Centre show how adults can help. Young children play because it is...
Focus on children's own experiences to facilitate thinking about the tricky concept of time, in a two-part project from Jane Drake Time is a difficult concept for young children, and their...
- Developing the communicative competence and narrative thinking of four- and five-year-olds in educational settings. Research has raised concerns about children's communicative competence on school...
Babies' and toddlers' actions are the outward signs of the new connections that are being made in their minds, writes Penny Tassoni
with the youngest children, bear in mind the unique learning needs of their age, says Jennie Lindon
Nancy Stewart explains the changes to Communication and Language in the revised framework
Aspects of the second-largest unit of the new diploma are spelled out by Mary Evans, with feedback from some of those involved.
Mathematical learning need not be a dull or daunting prospect, thanks to the ability of well-equipped outside spaces to let children immerse themselves in complex ideas while at play.
Our series about some of the main theories of development by Tricia David concludes with a look at information processing What is Information Processing theory?