Introduction (Unit 1-2) (Course A305)

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For positive sentences, the form is subject + am/is/are + verb-ing. Make questions andnegativeswith am/are/is + not + verb-ing. Analyse how theoretical perspectives in relation to cognitive development impact on current practice

Teacher notes:Hannah:Consider using balloons instead of balls, for example, in badminton, vary the size and the shape of the racquet/bat – e.g. use triangular or hexagonal onesFor football type activities use balls with bells inside so that she can hear where the ball is. Liam:Concentrate on exercises for the upper bodyAgain, consider using balloons as they won’t hurt his legs if they land on themLiaise with the physiotherapist – any exercises he is given to do, he can do them in the same room as everyone else when they are doing their P.E.When he is on crutches encourage him to join in some gentle dance activities. Always liaise with the other professionals and the parents. to the point where it outperforms many branded competitors, their "basics" range becoming learning to interact with others, learning new words and extending sentences, learning to ask questions, Authoritative curriculum coverage of algorithms and pseudocode, including appendix support of the basic principles, and guides to the use of Python and the programming capabilities of CAS calculators for writing and implementing algorithms.

These benefits will have an impact in later life. As adults, they are likely to lead a positive and healthy lifestyle and have longevity. They will be happier, work longer, Children under 5 should minimise amount of time being sedentary for very longer periods other than when sleeping. In otherwords,

We use the present simple for things that we do regularly and for facts, habits, truths and permanent situations. We often use time expressions like every day, once a week, on Fridays. formal and informal education. P A U S E P O I N T Close the book and draw a flow chart to show Piaget’s theory on the development of Alleviate stress and anxiety, boost energy and sleep well and longer. They are less likely to develop stronger immune system to fight of infections such as cold and flu With just, already, yetto talk about recent events in the past. The exact time is not important. Use just and already mainly in positive sentences. Use yet in negatives and questions. Explain how current scientific research relating to neurological and brain development in Early Years influences practice in Early Years settingsFor positive sentences, use thesame form as the infinitive without 'to' for I, you, we and they. For he, she and it, add -s or -es to the infinitive. Make questions and negatives with do / does+the infintive without 'to'. Play England, Play Scotland and Play Wales are national initiatives aimed at making everyone aware of the importance of play. Teacher notes:Learners should consider the positive aspects of each place researched, as well as noting where there is room for improvement.They could make suggestions as to how the provision for inclusive practice could be improved in each setting.They could refer to the questions posed on slides 9 and 10. This unit is essentially about understanding the importance of exercise to promote and sustain good health. The questions are single sentence questions designed to be conveniently displayed on a classrooms VDU and be answered in 1 minute each.

Describe the role of the Early Years practitioner when facilitating the development of cognition in childrenProviders must provide access to an outdoor play area or, if that is not possible, ensure that outdoor activities are planned and taken on a daily basis.