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by Linda Cooper, Jane Johnston, Emily Rotchell and Richard Woolley (Continuum, ISBN 9781441137623, 16.99)
Working Tax Credits will be paid direct into a claimant's bank, building society or Post Office account from 7 November following changes by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). At present, the...
The introduction of child tagging technology in nurseries has been criticised as a 'gimmick' that is fuelling parental paranoia. Tagging systems similar in design to the electronic tags used in...
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At some point most practitioners will find themselves in the position of having to manage a child who is exhibiting challenging behaviour.
It is standard practice to praise children for their achievements. But can too much be counterproductive? Penny Tassoni offers advice.
If a child relatively new to the nursery shows troubled behaviour, think again about the process of settling in. Penny Tassoni offers some practical tips.