Physical activities (fine and gross motor skills)

Sensory activities

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Play to Promote Literacy (reading and writing)

Play to Promote Language and Listening

Play Types

With thanks to Debra Laxton, University of Chichester.

a.          Play to Promote the Building and Maintaining of Relationships

Brain development

Research (Abbott & Burkitt, 2015) indicates that the brain goes on developing throughout life, that ‘intelligence’ is not fixed but also that the early years are when the brain develops fastest.

Effective learners and cultural impact

Different cultures have different approaches to learning and to teaching children how they should live in their society.

Probably the most important research finding for those working with young children is that neuroscientists have found that intelligence is not fixed, that the brain can be developed throughout life (Howard-Jones, 2016).

Laundering to kill Germs: Microbiological Decontamination of Textiles

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Laundering to kill Germs: Microbiological Decontamination of Textiles

Children and their ‘readiness’

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Dyslexia and Dyscalculia

Dyslexia and Dyscalculia MESHGuides are available here:

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