Diversity in the workplace

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Planning and Implementing a Curriculum

Analysing Information to Inform Learning and the Curriculum

A child’s creativity is individual and unique, building later-life skills such as divergent thinking, problem-solving, innovation, inquiry and discovery, and is heavily connected to sensory function. Nurturing creativity in children is also important to their sense of identity and emotional regulation and for fostering mental growth. Childhood is a time to inquire, investigate and test ideas, to build on the development of the brain and whole body. 

By the end of this chapter, you will understand: 

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Practices for supporting the development of children

Facilitating the holistic development of children

Early childhood theories and research for learning and development

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