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Education 3-5

Marion Dowling

Paul Chapman Pub., 1992

2nd ed

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Education three to five

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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Description

`This is an excellent book which should be in every playgroup and nursery school' - Nursery World The National Curriculum, although not applicable to children under five, highlights the significance of education in the earliest years. Unless secure foundations for learning are established these children are unable to benefit from a statutory educational programme. Despite this, the complexity of nursery teaching remains largely unrecognised; provision continues to be under-resourced in many parts of the country, and some of our youngest children are being offered an inappropriate curriculum which falls short of high quality nursery practice. Even the best intentions are not enough unless they are accompanied by an understanding of the development of young children and how this can be assisted and enriched. The Second Edition of this widely used book blends a practical approach to nursery work with a consideration of research which highlights the best practices. It will be of great benefit to everyone in pre-school education.

Table of Contents

Introduction The Context of Nursery Work Planning with and for the Family Curriculum Principles to Support Learning Areas of Curriculum Experience Special Circumstances Making It Work How Is It Progressing? The Professional Development of Staff

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