1 March 2001
Pre-schools in Reggio Emilia lead the way in using
photography to enrich young children's life and learning, say Linda Thornton
and Pat Telfer Brunton With an advanced level of automation...
1 March 2001
At Brearley Nursery School in Birmingham taking
photographs has evolved from being 'a nice thing to do' to a 'very powerful
tool' in documentation, says head teacher Sue Bennett. The...
1 March 2001
* The Reggio Emilia approach to early years education
is based upon the premise that all children have an incredible curiosity which
makes them search for the reasons for everything....
1 March 2001
There are different factors to bear in mind when
choosing a camera. Damien Demolder puts you in the picture Traditional
commonsense says the best place for a nursery-age child is...
1 March 2001
Rather than recommending specific models it will be
more use to provide a list of the features you are likely to need. So, to
summarise: * For all cameras, you...
1 March 2001
Children learn to use cameras quickly but the following
tips might speed up the process, improve results and prevent disappointment.
Composition
1 March 2001
Photographs, whether taken by children or adults will,
say Linda Thornton and Lena Engel, be a valuable resource for stimulating
children in the early years setting Cameras from the humble...
1 March 2001
Make a pinhole camera and have fun with photograms to
develop children's understanding of how cameras work. Through the
pinhole
1 March 2001
A digital camera has been in constant use at Westfield
Day Nursery since it was bought two years ago, bringing benefits to children,
practitioners and parents. Photographs taken at the...
1 March 2001
Jenny Benjamin on a software programme that can help
early years settings to plan a balanced diet for children in their care We all
know that lifelong habits, both good...