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Ma In Early Childhood Education 1 2
by Guest- 36 replies
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Hi I am really interested in doing a masters in Early Childhood Education and was wondering if anyone is currently doing this or has recently completed one? I am in the very early stages of researching courses and was interested to know how realistic it is to be working full time balanced with studying. Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
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FINAL CALL - BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 12 NOON THIS FRIDAY 6 JULY FOR: 3rd Annual Baby Room Conference 13 July 2012 at The Old Sessions House, Canterbury Christ Church University Prof Mary McMullen from Indiana University will speak on, 'Being a baby in U.S. childcare'; Dr Suzanne Zeedyk from Dundee University will talk about 'Believing in Connected Babies'; Alice Sharpe from Experiential Play will offer a lively and interactive presentation about babies' play and stimulation; and Dr Kathy Goouch from CCCU will reflect on the Baby Room Project 2009-2012. £75 per delegate (reduced rate for nursery staff and childminders: £50) For booking …
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Don't Know Which Course To Do !
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Hi everyone, would like some advice please. I have decided i would like to further my knowledge in early years after recently being promoted to deputy at my Pre-school. I currently hold my NVQ Level 3 in early years care and education and want to do further training. I have looked at lots and lots of information, but there are so many courses and qualifications that i dont know what to do :blink: !! I am prepared to study hard, but as a single parent working 3 days a week i am struggling to find any courses to access on my days off and cant do evenings because of my children. I have looked at the open University course, but again, i am lost in all the cho…
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I have just started my level 4 in child care and need to do an essay on managing an integrated setting and discuss the key features and policies. If any body has any advice or websites books that they could suggest would be greatfully appreciated.
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Hi looking for advice. I am the registered provider of a village setting and two of my staff are 'thinking ' about 'following the EYP pathway'. We are all currently level 3 however they have degrees in unrelated subjects so apparently it will take just one year?! Can anyoune tell me their honest thoughts on the pros and cons of this status. I appreciate as self development it is a good thing but how would it generally effect the setting? I have heard so many conflicting thoughts so not sure how supportive I need/ should be!! ? Theres a huge push in our LEA for people to go along to meetings about it at the moment, though I also understand its not considered neces…
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I'm considering doing this course, is anyone else registered or is there anyone out there who has done it and can give me some thoughts on it? It's the assignments every 3 weeks I'm more worried about - that seems a lot of work
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Hi everyone, I haven't posted for a while but as ever am hoping for some advice from you There is a possibility I may be able to do my Masters in September, but there are a number of things swaying me this way and that. Firstly, what will my career options be with a Masters, will they be any better than they are now with my BA and EYPs? Have any of you completed one or are currently working through one? Is it doable when managing a setting and family? My son is planning a gap year next year so financially there'll be a big strain on the family income already (I'm a single mum of 2) A family have offered to sponsor me to do the Masters but I'd have to go down…
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Some Advice On Where To Go Next...
by Guest- 1 reply
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Hi all, I was wondering if anyone could offer me some advice or share their experience with me. I am a primary teacher and been in the same nursery class of a large first school for the last 7 years. I have come to the point that I want to extend my expertise in the early years. I am thinking of ways/courses that I could that. Or is it a case that I need to move out of nursery?! Anyway if anyone could suggest any courses etc that focus on the Early Years I would be very grateful. Thanks in advance
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Professional Support
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Hi all, I am an early years practitioner, i have just completed my EYPS. I have started a small early years charity and are looking for professionals ie health visitor, teacher etc, who know the west norwood area! ! have been invited by the walcott foundation to apply for funding to create a pre school and free EYFS activity group for young children and their families living in poverty. Although i know there is a need for this we need to be supported by another profesionals who work in the lambeth area that would be willing to saywhat they see with reguards to proverty for children and families in that area. its a long shot but can any one help me please? educat…
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Dpp Unit 2 Question C
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Can anyone help? I'm almost finished this unit but am having a mental block on question 'C'. " Explain how to use profiles of pre-school childrens progress to provide a differentiated curriculum" I´ve talked about using the information gathered in profiles to get an overview of the individual child which will lead to planning for the diverse needs of the whole group, and the reasons it is important for the child to have a differentiated curriculum I´ve now just read question 'B' which is "Analyse the importance of planning for all children" I've covered this a lot i question C so I´m gonna have to edit a lot of my answer from question C and put it into…
