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The Key Issues series addresses some of the major challenges facingearly years settings and primary schools. ‘Parents as Partners' is oneof the four themes of the EYFS and this book looks in detail atwhy the relationship between the parent/practitioner/child is soimportant, backed up by research into emotional development, studiesfrom Scandinavia and other countries. More importantly, it provides practical adviceand guidance on how successful parent partnerships can be achieved,right from before children enter the school/setting through to whenthey are ready to move on.
Format: Paperback / softbackCONTRIBUTORS: Amy ArnoldEAN: 9781408140512COUNTRY: United KingdomPAGES: WEIGHT: 205 gHEIGHT: 210 cm
Educational administration and organization, Pre-school and kindergarten, Primary and middle schools
Supported by the latest research, the book provides clear, sound, tried and tested advice, practical ideas, case studies, helpful pointers for further reading and information. It includes a particularly helpful section on how to engage reluctant parents., a very useful resource for anyone who works in an early years setting
Amy Arnold has taught across the primary phase, predominantly in Early Years and Key Stage One. She has held a variety of roles including Deputy Headteacher, Acting Headteacher and Local Authority Early Years Consultant. Amy is currently teaching at the University of Cambridge, inspiring trainee teachers on the Early Years and Primary PGCE. Amy is passionate about making young children's learning meaningful, purposeful and irresistible.
The Key Issues series addresses some of the major challenges facingearly years settings and primary schools. ‘Parents as Partners' is oneof the four themes of the EYFS and this book looks in detail atwhy the relationship between the parent/practitioner/child is soimportant, backed up by research into emotional development, studiesfrom Scandinavia and other countries. More importantly, it provides practical adviceand guidance on how successful parent partnerships can be achieved,right from before children enter the school/setting through to whenthey are ready to move on.
Format: Paperback / softbackCONTRIBUTORS: Amy ArnoldEAN: 9781408140512COUNTRY: United KingdomPAGES: WEIGHT: 205 gHEIGHT: 210 cm
Amy Arnold has taught across the primary phase, predominantly in Early Years and Key Stage One. She has held a variety of roles including Deputy Headteacher, Acting Headteacher and Local Authority Early Years Consultant. Amy is currently teaching at the University of Cambridge, inspiring trainee teachers on the Early Years and Primary PGCE. Amy is passionate about making young children's learning meaningful, purposeful and irresistible.
