EYFS – 21st Century Learning; hour-by-hour
In a child’s educational career, it is the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) that is arguably the most imperative phase of growth. Indeed, during the EYFS not only are children naturally approaching a fundamentally poignant stage of physical and mental development but they are also at a point where they are able to digest a far superior amount of knowledge to what they were previously able to prior to the EYFS (Then ‘EYFS’ referring to the period between birth and five years).
To contextualise, throughout the EYFS, children are- as unique entities –constantly learning and acquiring skills that can be transferred through life. To quote, during the EYFS children can be resilient, capable, confident and self- assured (from EYFS 2012 framework) in their own ability to develop and maintain positive, multi faceted relationships with both adults and children. And, despite learning and developing at their own rate, for the duration of the EYFS, children will be at the peak of their understanding of the world around them.
The overarching principles of the EYFS document are: the acquisition of effective communication skills; noticeable physical development; enhanced motor skills and forceful personal, social and emotional development.
Not all of what gets outlined in the guide that supports the EYFS is always clear to everyday eye. This is why there are companies based in the UK that provide supporting EYFS software to educational professionals and parents to utilise; EYFS software that can be referred to at anytime to ensure the children in their care are being nourished to their fullest ability.
Simplified EYFS software packages are up to date and continue to be enriched as and when changes in the EYFS framework occur, they act as effective, reliable and safe reporting tools that can be stored electronically and are currently in use in many a primary school classroom nationwide today. Not just a modern reporting methodology, EYFS software discs are also advantageous for assessing, tracking and recording the academic, social and physical changes a child goes through during their time in the early years classroom. In fact, whether a child has recently learned to zip his own jacket or read ‘Jack and Jill’ front-to-back without prompts, EYFS software can record every step a child ever makes and store it for life.
If you would like to know more about EYFS software packages and how they can aid you, visit Classroom Monitor today.
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