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ISBN 10: 0335223494
ISBN 13: 978-0335223497
Author: Janet Moyles
With so many challenges facing early years professionals, there are continual dilemmas arising between doing what one knows is essentially ‘right’ for birth-to-five-year-olds from all backgrounds and conforming to the demands made by government and policy makers. This exciting and original book supports practitioners in thinking through their roles to meet some of the many issues they encounter.
Using the new Early Years Foundation Stage principles as its framework, the contributors support early years professionals in dealing with issues and challenges in a sensitive and professional manner, with particular emphasis upon the need for practitioners to personalise the requirements for each child in their care and to reflect closely upon their own and children’s experiences.
The writers are all experienced and avid early years advocates. Their topics include: the changing landscape of early childhood, culture, identity and diversity, supporting playful learning, outdoor learning, documenting children’s experiences, developing independence in learning, the meaning of being creative, play and mark-making in maths, and literacy.
Each section is introduced with some background research and information to provide evidence and guidance upon which practitioners can make their own decisions. Individual chapters include questions for reflection, points for discussion and suggestions for additional reading.
Early Years Foundations: Meeting the Challenge is essential reading for the full range of practitioners working and playing with birth-to-five-year-olds.
Contributors: Deborah Albon, Pat Broadhead, Liz Brooker, Naima Browne, Elizabeth Carruthers, Tricia David, Dan Davies, Jackie Eyles, Hilary Fabian, Rose Griffiths, Alan Howe, Paulette Luff, Rod Parker-Rees, Theodora Papatheodorou, Emmie Short, David Whitebread, Marian Whitehead and Maulfry Worthington.
Table of contents:
1. Changing the Landscape of Early Childhood
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Liz Brooker
Section One: A Unique Child
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Introduction to Section One – Janet Moyles
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Primary communication: what can adults learn from babies? – Rod Parker-Rees
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Difference, culture and diversity: challenges, responsibilities and opportunities – Theodora Papatheodorou
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Identity and children as learners – Naima Browne
Section Two: Positive Relationships
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Introduction to Section Two – Janet Moyles
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Working together to support playful learning and transition – Pat Broadhead
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Somebody else’s business: a parent’s view of childhood – Emmie Short
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Coping with bereavement – Rose Griffiths
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Vision, mission, method: challenges and issues in developing the role of the early years mentor teacher – Jackie Eyles
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Birth to three: the need for a loving and educated workforce – Tricia David
Section Three: Enabling Environments
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Introduction to Section Three – Janet Moyles
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The challenges of starting school – Hilary Fabian
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Children’s outdoor experiences: a sense of adventure? – Elizabeth Carruthers
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Written observations or walks in the park? Documenting children’s experiences – Paulette Luff
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Food for thought: the importance of food and eating in early childhood practice – Deborah Albon
Section Four: Learning and Development
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Introduction to Section Four – Janet Moyles
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Developing independence in learning – David Whitebread
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What does it mean to be creative? – Dan Davies and Alan Howe
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Multi-modality, play and children’s mark-making in maths – Maulfry Worthington
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‘Hi, Granny! I’m writing a novel.’ Literacy in early childhood: joys, issues and challenges – Marian Whitehead
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