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11 April 2002
Special Needs in Early Years Settings:a guide for
practitioners. By Collette Drifte. (David Fulton, £14, 020 7405 5606)
Reviewed by Julie Vaggers, head teacher, Rowland Hill Centre for Childhood,
Tottenham,...
11 April 2002
Because We're Worth It. By Margaret Collins. (Lucky
Duck Publishing, £10, 0117 973 2881). Reviewed by Tina Hendy, childcare
services manager, Westwood Nursery, University of Bath
11 April 2002
Understanding Children's Challenging Behaviour. by
Penny Mukherji. (Nelson Thornes, £14, 01242 267100). Reviewed by Collette
Drifte , special needs consultant.
11 April 2002
Doing Early Childhood Research:International
Perspectives on Theory and Practice. Edited by Glenda MacNaughton, Sharne A
Rolfe and Iram Siraj-Blatchford. (Open University Press, £15.99, 01280
823388). Reviewed by Marian Whitehead, language...
11 April 2002
Problems can arise when a member of staff is promoted
to a management role. Mary Evans suggests ways to achieve a smooth transition.
'Six months ago I was promoted to...
11 April 2002
Your e-mails could put you or your nursery in a legal
quandary. Richard Dinnick explains how to avoid sticky situations Who is
legally responsible for e-mails?
11 April 2002
I was disappointed to read Christina Whitelegg's
negative response to the NDNA's proposals for nine regional early years centres
in England (Letters, 14 March). Members have been demanding regional and...
11 April 2002
I am the manager of a three- to four-year-olds' room in
a private nursery school and we use the Early Learning Goals to inform and
develop our practice. In my...
11 April 2002
I would be grateful for the opportunity to expand on
the information in your article (News, 21 March) in relation to Princess
Christian College in Manchester. We have already begun...
11 April 2002
School nurseries provide children of three-plus and
four years of age with just two-and-a-half hours of mostly supervised free play
every day. There is a limited structure to this, such...
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