characteristics of learning

[oxfordshirecm]

Hi, blonde question but was wondering if someone could help me please... on the childcare.co.uk website under guides for childminders.... there is a document called "what are the characteristics of my learning"....

Has anyone used this form and if so how? (i would ask sarah who crated it but i know she is very busy :S )

thank you

[christine e]

Hi, blonde question but was wondering if someone could help me please... on the childcare.co.uk website under guides for childminders.... there is a document called "what are the characteristics of my learning"....

Has anyone used this form and if so how? (i would ask sarah who crated it but i know she is very busy :S )

thank you

Have a look at this

http://www.childmindinghelp.co.uk/fr...e_learning.pdf

[sarah707]

I am never too busy to answer a member question!!

The characteristics of learning are the ways children learn - we all learn in different ways and if we can tap into a child's characteristics we can make a difference to their learning experience.

I wrote this document for the Independent Childminders Facebook group - and it will be going into free resources along with the document Christine has highlighted in her post - as you are asking the question I will add it here as well.

I hope you find it useful

[loocyloo]

I am never too busy to answer a member question!!

The characteristics of learning are the ways children learn - we all learn in different ways and if we can tap into a child's characteristics we can make a difference to their learning experience.

I wrote this document for the Independent Childminders Facebook group - and it will be going into free resources along with the document Christine has highlighted in her post - as you are asking the question I will add it here as well.

I hope you find it useful

thank you sarah, that's very useful added it to my development matters file

[miffy]

Perfectly put as always. Thanks very much Sarah

Miffy xx

[Kirstylob]

Thanks again for more great info!

[oxfordshirecm]

Thank you Sarah I think I understand it a but better now x