Early Years Learning Framework

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I believe that young children learn by being creative, using their hands, being involved in outdoor play and learning to work together. The Early Years Learning Framework says that children should learn through play and that through play children are able to “discover, create, improvise and imagine.” (Belonging, Being and Becoming: The Early Years Learning Framework, 2009). I think this is important because children should be able to have a creative and imaginative mind so that they are able to discover and create their own vision of the world in which they want to be a part of. I believe that for pedagogies to be effective they should be based around letting the children be active, be creative and have an understanding of the different cultures, …show more content…

Every child’s needs are different and if an Early Childhood Teacher can create a program which caters to every child in their class which can help the child learn and also to help them develop as learners then it is beneficial for everyone. Allowing the children to have access to the arts which can help stimulate their brains and help them learn and having access to the programs which can allow this will better the child’s future. Also creating a program which takes into account different cultures and communities in the classroom and using them to show the children how different countries work can be beneficial to them as they can see that not everyone is the …show more content…

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