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A child's memory develops at different stages and in different forms. Dr Richard C Woolfson explains ways in which carers can help to encourage the process
Boost a baby's physical skills, and bonding with their carers, using these simple and enjoyable activities presented with an explanation of their role in child development
We should take the precautionary principle in exposing young children to ICT before we know the long-term effects, argues Dr Richard House.
The reform of early childhood education and care in England, Scotland and Sweden is a story of missed opportunities and incremental change, argues Peter Moss
From the new standards to latest developments on GCSEs and funding, we have compiled a roundup of the latest developments to hit early years apprenticeships
While Hodge, Blunkett and other Government figures have missed an opportunity to rethink early childhood services, there's still time to try harder, argues Professor Peter Moss
The pressure to relax adult:child ratios in the private nursery sector is causing fears that the quality of children's experiences will diminish, says Mary Evans. Faced with increasing demand for...
A child's memory develops at different stages and in different forms. Dr Richard C Woolfson explains ways in which carers can help to encourage the process Memory is an important part of a child's...
Is Britain's move towards more integrated services missing something? Peter Moss, Pat Petrie and Bronwen Cohen look at other possible ways to go In the late 1990s, England, Scotland and Sweden moved...
Rather than obsess over whether activities are free-flow, child-led and so on, teachers should consider if they constitute effective learning and empower the child as a learner, says Jan Dubiel