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| About the book |
Listening to Young Children is a comprehensive resource to support practitioners in understanding what it means to listen and respond to what young children have to say. It: Building on the success of the acclaimed first edition, this new fully-updated edition explains recent changes to early years policy and legislation. It features real life examples and DVD footage to show how practitioners have used a whole range of creative approaches, and new technology, in their work with children. It is designed for anyone who works with young children and can be used in nurseries, child-minding settings, schools, parent and toddler groups and Sure Start initiatives. The pack includes: |
| About the authors |
The production of this new edition was overseen by Coram's Policy and Research team. Y. Penny Lancaster advised on the whole process, and identified the shared experiences for the text and DVD. Perpetua Kirby fully revised and edited the written material for the new edition.
Coram is the UK's first children's charity creating better chances for children since 1739.
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| Table of contents |
Developing relationships Planning ' identifying preferences and feelings Planning ' choosing activities Planning ' developing child-led activities Transitions Designing outside spaces - settings and community wide spaces Procurement Staff recruitment |
