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Halloween Healthy Treats

Louise Mercieca, nutritional therapist here!What makes food become a treat? Well that’s a complicated issue and one that I look[...]

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Rae Pica on What if we taught the way children learn?

Rae Pica has been an education consultant specializing in the education and development of the whole child since 1980. A[...]

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Alison Featherbe and Louise Lloyd Evans on Nature and Sustainable Nurseries Against Plastic

In this interview, Alison and Louise explain how the routines and resources at Young Friends nursery encourage children to be[...]

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Clare Devlin on Observation, Assessment and Planning

In this Masterclass interview, we discuss the 'What, So What and Now What' of observation, assessment and planning; what observations[...]

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Becky Poulter Jewson & Rebecca Skinner on the Speech Chain and Early Years practice

In this interview, we discuss speech and communication; the process of listening and speaking - often known as the speech[...]

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Premium Bonus: Louise Mercieca on A History of Chocolate

Louise Mercieca is an award-winning Nutritional Therapist and an award-winning author.It all started when she studied Nutrition for Children’s Brain[...]

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Starting Friday 30th October ...

Friday 30th October 2020

Sue Asquith on Self-Regulation in the Early Years

Sue Asquith has been a registered childminder (graded Ofsted Outstanding twice), mentor, lead childminder affiliated with local children centres and an early lead language practitioner.

Her first book Self-Regulation Skills in Young Children was published by JKP in April 2020.

In this interview, Sue explains what we mean by self-regulation, how we can foster a sense of belonging in an Early Years setting and the challenges to self-regulation in general and the additional challenges COVID-19 has brought.

Watch the livestream on Facebook on Friday 30th October here.

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