Child Development
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The Editor | August 17, 2023
The Importance of Stage-Based Play
Play is fundamental to a child’s healthy development, and for anyone invested in a child’s development it’s helpful...
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Sue Atkins | July 1, 2023
Why Outdoor Learning Boosts Children’s Development
The beneficial effects of outdoor learning and play on children’s experiences have been known for thousands of years,...
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David Williams | September 15, 2020
Teaching Children How to Identify and Express Emotions
Teaching Children How to Identify and Express Emotions Acknowledging a child’s emotions, putting words on anger, fear, sadness,...
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David Williams | May 10, 2020
Child Development Theories: Lev Vygotsky
Lev Vygotsky was another psychologist who believed children learn about their world through physical interaction. Vygotsky’s sociocultural theory...
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The Editor | February 25, 2020
Fine Motor Skills: Early Years Development
Fine Motor Skills: Early Years Development All children are gifted with great capabilities, that are often unsuspected. By...
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The Editor | February 4, 2020
Why Do Babies Cry: The Nine Different Sounds and What They Mean
Let’s face it, when babies cry can be totally destabilizing and disarming. It acts on our little heart...
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The Editor | December 10, 2018
Child Development Theories: John Watson
John Watson was an American psychologist who is generally recognised as the ‘father’ of the psychological school of...
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The Editor | November 22, 2018
Child Development Theories: Carl Rogers
Carl Rogers was an American psychologist and one of the founders of the humanistic, person-centred approach. He is...
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David Williams | October 30, 2018
Child Development Theories: Urie Bronfenbrenner
Urie Bronfenbrenner was a Russian-born American developmental psychologist whose most significant work was his ecological systems theory of...
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The Editor | October 16, 2018
Child Development Theories: David Kolb
David Kolb is an American educational theorist perhaps best known for his theory of experiential learning. Another aspect...