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Having discussed expectations of early years leaders in the previous instalment, Verity Campbell-Barr and Caroline Leeson consider the bearing of experience on knowledge
Be sensitive Even before you start your job, recognise that your employer may feel some of the underlying emotions described above, and that she is emotionally vulnerable as a result of leaving her...
It's easy to forget that our employers may think about us as much as we think about them. In this issue, which coincides with Mother's Day, the relationship between nanny and employer gets a special...
Academics in California are very excited about the development of a robot that children treat more as a peer than a toy, saying that it could be a useful classroom aid and could teach adults how to...
I took up the new challenge at FPI because I'm passionate about improving families' lives. My vision for FPI is to promote the well-being of families, which is so intertwined with the well-being of...
All times, when you are in the early years sector, are tough times, but some feel tougher than others. At the present time the economy for most businesses is really difficult.
The debate concerning the degree of legislation required for nursery settings seems to intensify as we approach elections.
Just when people were looking for interesting facts and evidence on organics, the Food Standards Agency report stated there were 'no important differences' between the nutritional benefits of organic...
What can concerned citizens do in the face of seemingly inexorable cultural and political forces we believe are deeply damaging to the next generation?
When a link between high father-involvement and child IQ at age 11 was reported (Nursery World, 9 October), no-one at the UK's Fatherhood Institute was surprised. The Institute, which collates and...