Child Development
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The Editor | April 24, 2016
Child Development Theories: Jerome Bruner
Jerome Bruner was an American psychologist who made important contributions to human cognitive psychology as well as cognitive...
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David Williams | July 30, 2015
EYFS Development 40-60 Months: The Twilight Stage
‘Beyond the horizon of the place we lived when we were young,In a world of magnets and miracles,Our...
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David Williams | June 22, 2015
EYFS Development 30-50 Months: Ready for Reception
Whilst it would be an exaggeration to claim the EYFS child between 30 and 50 months has become...
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David Williams | June 19, 2015
EYFS Development 22-36 Months: Working on Words
Generally much smarter than he sounds, and therefore frequently under-estimated, the child described in the EYFS’ (Early Years...
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David Williams | May 22, 2015
EYFS Development 16-26 Months: Tale of the Two Year Old
Having cracked the outer layers of the language code and largely mastered the basics of mobility, the former...
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David Williams | May 11, 2015
EYFS Development 8-20 Months: Talking Toddlers
The second of the overlapping Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) phases extends from 8-20 months. Here, the ‘yearling’...
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David Williams | April 28, 2015
EYFS Development 0-11 Months: Infant and Baby Milestones
The term ‘infant’ – from the Latin ‘infans’: meaning speechless – is characteristically applied to young children up...
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David Williams | April 13, 2015
EYFS Development Pre-natel: Newborn Baby Research
‘There was a time when meadow, grove, and stream, The earth, and every common sight, To me did...
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David Williams | March 23, 2015
Early Years Childcare Studies
When confronted with childcare studies and research, professionals are naturally tempted to regard findings that support their own...
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David Williams | March 9, 2015
Creative Development
[Tweet ““You see things; and say, ‘Why?’ I dream things that never were; and say, ‘Why not’?” –...