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Some common teaching methods take their cues from behaviourist theory. Linda Pound looks at the work of one of its key proponents.
Developing emotional and social skills hinges on finding ways to make children feel involved and valued. <B> Lena Engel </B> offers some ideas
Outdoor play is the clear favourite of UK children - with 80 per cent them preferring to play outdoors rather than indoors, according to a survey to mark Playday 2006. The Children's Play Council...
The former president of Early Education has been awarded the CBE for services to early years education in the Queen's Birthday Honours. Jean Ensing, president of Early Education from October 1997 to...
Resources are ready to hand for a project on teddy bears, says Jane Drake The teddy bear is about to celebrate its 100th birthday. What better time to plan a project about a favourite children's toy?
Good headteachers and well-trained classroom assistants are key factors in ensuring that a primary school implements the national literacy and numeracy strategies successfully, a report by Ofsted has...
A view in passing inspired a stream of activities described by Dorothy Gregory, head of Walkergate Early Years Centre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne We observed what an interest our children took in the Tyne...
As learning how to swipe a screen becomes as much a part of a young child’s development as turning the page of a book, what role does digital technology play in helping children learn to read?
Paracetamol brand Calpol is enduringly popular with parents and carers, but is it used too much? By Meredith Jones Russell