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    Thought you might be interested in this questionnaire from QCA about the EYFS. As ever I've given my forthright views on what nonsense and a waste of time it is. You never know, if enough of us say it, eventually someone might listen!
    http://www.qca.org.uk/qca_22487.aspx

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    great!

    thank you!

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    i thought it was a very interesting questionaire, asking sensible questions about the EYFS, mainly to do with implementing it; mainly looking at areas of learning and the way they are planned/observed etc. i had to keep creating boxes to answer the questions, as they are wanting defined answers which i couldn't give - ie, the majority of the activities are child led, but may have been adult led at a prior occaision, and child has returned to it at a later stage etc. and they wanted child led/adult led/mixed etc

    they also asked about training/publications/what other help etc would you like.

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    Last edited by loocyloo; 26-05-2009 at 04:49 PM. Reason: added a bit, now i have done questionaire!

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    Can I ask how long you have been minding for as I don't share your view on the EYFS. I know that it has its problems but I truly believe that it has the interests of children at the heart.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DebbieS26 View Post
    Can I ask how long you have been minding for as I don't share your view on the EYFS. I know that it has its problems but I truly believe that it has the interests of children at the heart.
    I agree. Maybe some of the end of reception targets/goals are a little OTT for some of the literacy/numeracy especially since some children are not yet 5 then but overall the values of the EYFS have totally changed my practice - for the better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Juggler View Post
    I agree. Maybe some of the end of reception targets/goals are a little OTT for some of the literacy/numeracy especially since some children are not yet 5 then but overall the values of the EYFS have totally changed my practice - for the better.
    i agree to

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    What a great questionnaire. Hopefully some more training will come of it as they asked for specific areas that we live in.
    Debbie

 

 

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