A Unique Child
Professor Christine Pascal and four practitioners from Birmingham and Leeds get to the essence of what it means to be a unique child, using clips from their own settings to stimulate debate.
Christine and the panel discuss the implications of the new EYFS and examine how some practitioners are interpreting its themes and commitments.
Using footage from the programmes in the series EYFS Today, in which the panel members appear, they discuss EYFS starting at birth, inclusive practice and how EYFS should encourage measured risk taking.
They also look at children's emotional and social awareness, and how to put in place an environment that nurtures the unique nature of every child.
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Facebooksayra on 22 March 2009
I have been giving away a few trainings on the EYFS and have to do another one on the subject. This video will help me c ...
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 05 June 2008
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Useful websites
DCSF Standards Site: EYFS A guide to the Early Years Foundation Stage
Centre for Research in Early Childhood CREC's website, dedicated to early years research
TeacherNet: The Early Years Foundation Stage A comprehensive look at the EYFS themes and principles
EYFS: A Unique Child Effective practice for A Unique Child
EYFS: Resources A Unique Child resources to download
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Keeping safe and healthy22 March 2009 - 06:04I have been giving away a few trainings on the EYFS and have to do another one on the subject. This video will help me convey the message in a general way, thank you for the support.
Ms. Allison, the EYFS have got their own dogmas and principles to follow described in detail in their workbooks and Handouts. If you happen to have a hold of them then perhaps you won't need anything else, apart from a few support videos from the Teacher's T.v. As EYFS- A Unique child is inclusive of Child Development, Inclusive Practice, Keeping Safe and Healthy and Well-Being, then i suggest you only discuss and explain the handouts with their titles and Sub-heads, with no detailing of videos and the purpose shall be achieved.
Best of luck.
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Early Years24 June 2008 - 06:40What a super programme. If only every school's early years took on this 'whole approach' what a difference it would make. This programme also re-iterates the dedication these teachers / teaching assisants have for their children and schools.
Looking forward to the next one!
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Re : I totally agree!16 January 2009 - 11:55I totally agree!
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a unique child13 September 2008 - 08:40i have to do a 10 minute presentation on a unique child if anyone has one or got any ideas or please please get in touch
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EYFS12 September 2008 - 08:36I found these videos very useful. This website has excellent resources which will equip me to teach my practioners. After watching the viedos and receiving the teaching the EYFS should be a lot clearer to them.
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interesting25 June 2008 - 05:24i would like to thank this web site manager...
im just a Malaysian tranee secondary English teacher...
i would like to share this ideas and many things to improve my teaching profession as well...
again i would like to thank and appreciate this web site...
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