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Courses
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Available courses
Join Kym Scott for our new interactive Learning Circle, focused around ensuring progression in literacy from 3-6 through both play and playful practice.
[Book your place to attend on our App]Join Janine Davenall for our new interactive Learning Circle, focused around Mathematics in the early years.
Join Julie Fisher for our interactive Learning Circle, focused on high quality adult-child interactions.
Join Nicola Burke for a unique, interactive Learning Circle, focused on communication, personal development, and wellbeing.
Join Kerry Murphy for our new interactive Learning Circle, focused around neurodiversity and child development.
In this presentation we will explore resilience and vulnerability through the lenses of neuroscience and child development. We will consider how children's developing resilience can be observed and what we can do to support the young child holistically through outdoor play. There will be practical suggestions and opportunity to explore a new holistic tool for observing and assessing children's resilience.
We know that children's maths at pre-school predicts their school careers and that those who start behind stay behind. This means that early years educators can really make a difference to children's life chances. Research suggests that priorities include spatial reasoning and pattern awareness as well as number sense. During this session we will consider how to foster young children's confidence and enjoyment of maths, with practical suggestions for activities.
This session with Julie Revels will consider how the brain and the nervous system work together as part of internal mechanism to support self-regulation and to develop strong executive function. The role of the adult supporting children through co-regulation will also be explored.
Professor Tina Bruce CBE, Dr Stella Louis and Sally Cave are each deeply committed to the work of Early Education and are looking forward to having a conversation together, reflecting on a century of the work undertaken by the organisation.
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Early Education Vice Presidents Chris Pascal and Tony Bertram from the Centre for Research in Early Childhood (CREC) will be joined by Professor Ferre Laevers of the University of Leuven, to consider, after a century of action, how early childhood education in the UK sits within a broader European tradition of quality practice.
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