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'This well edited book illustrates the importance of reflective practice in the early years through consideration of many contemporary issues and will be of interest to Childhood Studies and EYPS students as well as, practitioners and University tutors. The inclusion of many practical examples enables readers to make links between theory and practice, to examine their own practice and emphasises the powerful learning undertaken through considered reflection' - Sue Kay-Flowers, Senior Lecturer, Liverpool Hope University
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Written for anyone working in the field of early years education and care, this book encourages students and practitioners to consider their own practice and to examine practice in a wide range of early years settings. The four sections link closely to the principles of the Early Years Foundation Stage, and support the reader in developing a critical and reflective approach to their own work.
Issues covered include:
@!play in the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) in England
@!the Foundation Phase in Wales
@!safeguarding children
@!the healthy child
@!leading a team at a Children's Centre
@!how childminders are working with the EYFS
@!leading and managing a multi-agency workforce
@!Continuing Professional Development for early years practitioners
Ideal for those working towards Early Years Professional Status (EYPS), this book is also a must-read for students on any early years course, and will help the professional development of all practitioners working with the Birth to Eight age range.
Michael Reed is Senior Lecturer at the University of Worcester and Associate Lecturer with the Open University. Natalie Canning is Lecturer at the Open University.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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This book is written by a number of my lectures and as an Early childhood studies student I believe it will be vital in my development as an early years proffesional. It breaks down the early years simply and with different authour for each chapter makes it an interesting reading with a wider range of perspectives and knowledge. It also provides really good references which are worth follwing up to gain further information. An amzing book worth evey penny will be a key text for the rest of my time uni.
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this is very worth getting... it is written by all my university lecturers and they are very helpful at explaining it. it is worth referencing and is full of key information for any one who is doing a child care course =]
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Brilliant book, useful for study such as Foundation degree in Early Years. Easy to read and logical to understand and implement into practice. Well worth the money!
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