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   What is an early learning environment?

   • A general definition of an environment is: the totality of surroundings in which something exists or lives (dictionary, nd). However, Head Start defines the early learning environment as: nurturing spaces that support the development of all young children. They include classrooms, play spaces, areas for caregiving routines, and outdoor areas.

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   What makes a good early childhood learning environment?

   • Jim Greenman (2005) has written that there are nine aspects of a good early childhood learning environment. They are places: for staff to learn and work with space, internet access, professional journals, and books. This first section of the chapter will discuss components of the indoor learning environment.

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   What makes a good early education setting?

   • By prioritising the prime areas in their curriculum thinking, and allocating sufficient time and resources, they can ensure that children get the best start to their early education. The most effective settings also invest in high-quality professional development and a well-qualified staff team. Play is fundamental to the prime areas of learning.

   Best start in life part 2: the 3 prime areas of learning - GOV.UK

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   Why is early learning important?

   • The research is clear: a strong educational foundation in the early years, increases the likelihood of later success. The prime areas of learning are vital for all babies and young children because they underpin all later learning.

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   What makes a good learning environment?

   • Such an environment will support a child’s creativity and critical thinking, building the Characteristics of Effective Learning. Provision is needed for: exposure to things where specific skills need to be taught, which would only happen if an adult initiated it, e.g. woodwork, cooking, sewing.

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   Why do children need a stimulating environment?

   • Stimulating environments allow children to engage with all their senses, but should not become overwhelming through too much colour, noise or artificial textures. Within an enabling environment, knowledgeable practitioners optimise the development and learning potential of every child.

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2. carelearning.org.uk › early-years › environments-andWhat is an Enabling Environment in Early Years? - Care Learning

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   5 days ago · An enabling environment in early years settings plays an essential role in children’s development and learning. It refers to the physical, social, and emotional surroundings that nurture and support children’s growth. This environment allows children to explore, learn, and develop essential skills in a safe and stimulating way.

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   Learning environments – Birth To 5 Matters. Key points: Children thrive within environments that support their individual and diverse development needs. Enabling Environments offer children security, comfort, choice, engagement and opportunity.

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   Discover the importance of quality environments in early years education. Create meaningful and joyful spaces that enhance children's learning experiences.

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   Apr 28, 2022 · Early childhood teachers may not have much influence on the architecture, choice of wall colours, or furniture, but we can make choices about how we present resources and how we prepare the environment for care and learning.

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   An early learning environment consists of both indoor and outdoor spaces that support learning, are developmentally appropriate, and safe for children to explore. They include places for group learning, break out spaces for small group learning, table groupings to facilitate social learning, and space for children to be alone if they wish.

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   5 days ago · The 3 prime areas of the EYFS are crucial to children’s early learning and their later success in education and life. The prime areas are interlinked.

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   Explore key principles and consider how an effective environment, carefully planned and organised, promotes a broad range of learning opportunities for children with our EYFS webinar packages or discover our Guide to Continuous Provision