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Learning and Development
| 4.1 Play and Exploration |
4.2 Active
Learning |
4.3
Creativity and Critical Thinking |
4.4 Areas
of Learning and Development |
'Learning and Development' is one of
the four complementary themes of the Early Years Foundation
Stage. It is broken down into four commitments which
highlight the areas of learning and development as equally
important. Children learn and develop at different rates and in
different ways; effective provision will reflect this.
Click on the outer hexagons to
access further details and support materials.
Click here for direct link to
EYFS
www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/eyfs/site/4/
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Principle:
Children develop and learn in
different ways and at different rates and all areas of Learning and
Development are equally important and inter-connected.
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Children
engaged in play and exploration are learning through experience,
because young children's development and learning, whether
physical, social, emotional, moral or cognitive, requires real,
hands-on engagement - it cannot be done by means of a
worksheet. |
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