Tag: Child development
Updated on September 13, 2020
Dissertation Realness
Rather than sashay away, I’ll be more Shantay, you stay (Drag Race reference for you there folks!) Now I’m about to start the final year of a degree I’ve got the mammoth (read gargantuan) task of choosing and …
Updated on February 21, 2020
Fine Motor Threading
I was having a wander round Home Sense today and saw this pasta on the shelf. I think this would be amazing for threading, working on fine motor control and hand/eye co-ordination. A bargain at £2.49 as well!
Posted on September 7, 2019
What I think Cultural Capital is.
This is my view on what Cultural Capital means for early years settings. As I said, this is my view. You may have your own interpretation. Whatever your view on Cultural Capital, just remember to feed those curious …
Updated on November 5, 2018
Is this true or not?
After my last post I thought I’d open up another line of debate amongst us Early Years Practitioners and Professionals. One of my colleagues showed me this article from a recent edition of The Times which has heard …
Updated on November 5, 2018
Thought for the day.
And a worrying thought it is. In Scotland there is a motion to bring in assessment of primary 1 children to test them on literacy and numeracy. Although any primary teacher will tell you that assessment is ongoing …
