Full Description
Develop your understanding of children's development with this key book in the 'Linking Theory and Practice' series. Understand how young children develop and the practical implications of research with this classic and well-loved textbook. Thorough coverage enables students and practitioners to understand what happens within early childhood and the factors that promote secure learning and well-being. The author focuses on the most important themese - the importance of personal, social and emotional development, the significance of developing communication skills and the contribution of young children's physical development. - Let Jennie Lindon help you to make connections between theory and practice - vital for anyone working in the Early Years sector. - Part of Jennie Lindon's 'Linking Theory and Practice' series - developed to support students on Early Childhood degree programmes, Early Years Foundation Degree courses, practitioners working towards Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) and CPD. - Provides descriptions of theory and research linked closely to best practice with young children and families.
Contents
Chapter 1development: considering nature and nurture Chapter 3: Explaining child development: from cognitive-developmental to socio-cultural perspectives Chapter 4: Research as a source of information and ideas Chapter 5: Social and emotional development: the foundation Chapter 6: The importance of physical skills and movement Chapter 7: Understanding and supporting children's communication Chapter 8: Thinking and learning Chapter 9: Children's behaviour: adults' reactions Chapter 10: Children as part of a social and cultural community
