Childcare workers only get £1 for every £9.50 of benefits to society they create, according to a recent study called ‘A Bit Rich’ by the New Economics Foundation. In contrast, leading bankers (who are paid £500 thousand to £80 million a year) actually destroy £7 for every £1 they’re paid! OK, to be fair, the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Early Childhood Professional’
11 Dec
Schemas – How To Understand And Extend Children’s Behaviour
What are schemas? Schemas are patterns of repeatable behaviour which can often be noticed in young children’s play. By exploring and practising their schemas in different situations, children become more knowledgeable about the world around them. An example of a schema would be a child who carries bricks from one place to another in a [...]
27 Oct
Men In Early Childhood Education: Why We Are Where We Are – Perhaps?
It’s not often that I come across a good, well-researched article on Men In Early Childhood Education. Therefore, when I read this article, I chased the author, Richard Harty, as well as Steve, the owner of the Foundation Stage Forum, for permission to post it here. It took some time, and although I can’t copy [...]
18 Jul
Appreciation Day For Early Childhood Professionals, 25th July 2009
Anybody and everybody who’s interested in Childcare should be at SEGi College, Subang Jaya on the 25th of July 2009! They’re having an Appreciation Day For Early Childhood Professionals! Practitioners, parents, or anyone interested in Childcare in general should attend, to take advantage of the variety of workshops and events, including: Supporting Children’s Learning Through [...]
