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Effective education requires both a relevant
curriculum and practitioners who understand and are able to
implement curriculum requirements. Effective education requires
practitioners who understand that children develop rapidly
during the early years ~ physically, intellectually, emotionally
and socially.
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- Practitioners should ensure that all
children feel included, secure and valued.

- Early years experience should build on
what children already know and can do.
- No child should be excluded or
disadvantaged.
- Parents and practitioners should work
together.
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| To be effective, an early years curriculum
should be carefully structured. |
- Practitioners must be able to observe and
respond appropriately to children
- Well-planned purposeful activities and
appropriate intervention by practitioners will engage
children in the learning process.
- For children to have rich and stimulation
experiences, the learning environment should be well planned
and well organised.
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| Above all, effective learning and
development requires high quality care and education from
Practitioners. |