The Education Exchange- Charted Teaching
Collab The Education Exchange
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* In this video, Marian speaks about the impact of good early years education. Take some time to reflect on their perspective. How do these views compare to your own? How have government decisions around COVID-19 affected early years education in your country?*📚🔊🙌🏽
Collab Childcare Education Summit
In early years education it is crucial for early years educators to be engaged with children’s learning and development. Supporting children from the early stages of their development needs to also have balance. The importance of play for development has been debated by many educational professionals over the years. The adult roles in children’s play appears to be challenging, especially when examining the role of the educator. A well known early years educator Tassoni & Hucker and Tucker argued that the educator’s roles includes providing opportunities for play, and that play should be balanced of both child-initiated and adult-initiated play.
The Importance Of Listening To Children
Children feel valued when they are listened to, it makes them feel important and excited that “oh… so you are interested in what I am saying”. Listening to children builds up their self-esteem, independence, confidence and even their attention-span. When you listen to children, you are giving your time, your listening ear to hear what it is they have to say.
