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Noticing what a baby is attending to, and then talking to them about it, boosts language development. By Dr Danielle Matthews, Dr Michelle McGillion and Professor Julian Pine
Name: Sian NesbittPosition: owner and director of Dizzy Ducks Day Nurseries
Develop manipulative skills for mark-making with an assortment of resources in the office role-play area, says <B> Jane Drake </B>
Babs Anderson, associate lecturer in the Edge Hill Early Years team, describes how one student on the full training pathway, Joanne Gemmell, made excellent use of her previous learning to achieve...
Maureen Little, chief external verifier at CACHE, continues our series which takes a step-by-step look at the new awards The introduction of the new standards provides a good opportunity to look at...
Last month I was delighted to attend the launch of the 'Handle With Care' report in the Scottish Parliament. While the report was laid before the Parliament by Scotland's Commissioner for Children and...
How does the ability to form and retrieve memories develop in children, why is it important to early learning, and how can adults help to stimulate it? Anne O’Connor reports
Professor Cathy Nutbrown is holding one-day events across the country to give the early years and childcare workforce the chance to contribute to the qualifications review.
From buttons and shells to bottle tops and magnets, collections of objects make simple but invaluable resources that can extend children's learning across all areas of the curriculum. Diana Lawton...