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One of a series exploring the EYFS Characteristics of Effective Early Learning. Clearly links the theory underpinning active learning to effective early years practice, through illustrated case studies and examples. Shows how active learning relates to the other two characteristics (playing and exploring and creativity and critical thinking) by making links in every chapter to the other two books in the series. Links how children learn through active engagement, to what they learn across the EYFS prime and specific areas of learning and development. This book explores how practitioners can support babies' and young children's natural desires to be active in their learning. Illustrated case studies demonstrate ways to put theory into practice. Helps children to: become really involved and concentrate; keep on trying when things are hard; enjoy achieving what they set out to do.

Helen Moylett is an independent early years consultant , trainer and writer. She has been a nursery, primary, and university teacher and head of an early years centre. She was centrally involved in developing the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and was the national lead for the Every Child a Talker programme. She served as an expert adviser to the Tickell EYFS review and co-wrote the revised EYFS Development Matters guidance.