Paperback: 208 pages
Authors: Ann Langston & Dr. Jonathan Doherty
Publisher: Featherstone Education (22 Nov 2012)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1408163942
ISBN-13: 978-1408163948
Description
With the new EYFS in its infancy, this practical professional development title will take practitioners through the new policies and provide vital information and practical advice on how to implement it effectively. With their wealth of experience in the Early Years, Ann Langston and Dr Jonathan Doherty have all the expertise to make this an authoritative book that will be useful to anyone involved in Early Years education.
Early Reviews (Source: Amazon.co.uk)
Great book really well written and reads well shame there is no index though but on the whole very pleased. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews
5 out of 5– Ian Palmer
Very good book
I am a PGCE early years student and this book is excellent. It goes through all areas of the new EYFS and explains everything in detail. A must have book for those working in early years.
5 out of 5 – By Steph 91x
An early years essential!
Are you an early years practitioner? New to the workforce or an old hand? Either way this book is an absolute must. The revisions to the EYFS last year certainly left us wondering if our practise was supporting children’s development as well as we could be, we had many questions about how play and learning would now be linked under the new EYFS and we wanted information about the new areas of learning and how to strengthen our work with parents. This excellent book helped us to consider our practise and has given us all the up to date information we need. We have used the thinking, reflecting and doing sessions in our staff meetings to help all practitioners consider and understand some of the changes. If you are looking for a book to ‘shine the light’ on the revised EYFS and really help you decide what matters then this it! Very happy with purchase. Highly recommended.
5 out of 5– Lois
Really helpful resource!
I have been reading the Revised EYFS in Practice in order to develop an awareness of the changes to the EYFS. I am a mum of two under the age of two with plans to change career to work as a Childminder. I have genuinely found this book to be accessible, well-written and very useful. The sections on parents, partnerships and home learning matters, positive relationships and learning + pedagogy were of particular interest to me. I would definitely recommend this book to those who work with children or who intend to and those who wish to have clarification of the changes to the EYFS.
5 out of 5 – Lucy Is
A must-have resource
I would thoroughly recommend this book to anybody working with the new EYFS framework. I am a reception class teacher and I have found it really useful. There are helpful examples and case studies, as well as interesting and thought provoking information on play and pedagogy. This is a must-have resource for eyfs practitioners!
5 out of 5 – Clare C