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Adaptive teaching: how does it work in early years?
Differentiation still has a place in the EYFS classroom but adaptive teaching can help us to reset expectations, writes headteacher Julian Grenier
Early Years
17 March 2023
Early years reform: where are we now?
Many in the early years sector were unhappy with the changes in 2021 but a year or so on and desire, and energy for change, are in the air, writes Julian Grenier
Early Years
9 December 2022
Early years: How to build foundations of science
Young children are naturally curious about the world around them, but to build scientific knowledge we need to go beyond creating opportunities to explore, says Julian Grenier
Early Years
13 November 2022
Why we need a mongrel curriculum in EYFS
In the early years, curriculum shouldn’t be either play-based or adult-led, but a mixture of both, writes Julian Grenier
Early Years
23 September 2022
Why we need to recognise the power of teacher expectations
Research shows that teacher belief in a child’s abilities can act like ‘rocket fuel’ for those growing up in poor communities, so staff must take conscious steps to challenge deficit narratives, says Julian Grenier
Early Years
4 July 2022
Why we need to update story time
Whole-class story time is still very popular in schools, but research shows that sharing a story in small groups of three or four children is much more beneficial for language development, says Julian Grenier
Early Years
6 June 2022
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