The professional role and responsibilities of an early years educator regarding knowledge, skills and behaviours.

A guide to child development from birth to 5 years. Assuming no prior knowledge of the topic, it will take you through all the perspectives on the subject, covering physical, cognitive, moral, and behavioural aspects of a child's development.

This post will discuss the importance of talking and listening skills for children’s learning and development, the role of adults when talking and listening to children, factors that may enhance talking and listening activities, and a list of appropriate talking and listening games.

Creativity and imagination are important in the early years of a child's development. Children can develop and thrive emotionally, socially, and physically through creative and imaginative play. Creative activities encourage a child's development of these skills while also allowing them to express their thoughts, feelings, and ideas. Exploring creative possibilities with children contributes to and promotes their development.

For early childhood educators, learning opportunities abound, ranging from formal conferences and events to informal opportunities such as reading and mentors. The level of professional development an employee can achieve may be determined by a number of factors, including available resources, organisational support, and the employee's motivation and commitment.

Understand the different stages of a child's development from birth to age three. why young children’s development may occur in different sequences and at different rates. how all areas of development of the young child are interconnected or interlinked.

Professional development in early childhood refers to several experiences that promote education, training, and development opportunities for early childhood practitioners who work with young children.

Have you ever noticed that most young children run right to their parents or other carers when they are scared?