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21 March 2023
Children are known for being a small bundle of joy. ‘Children will be children’ as many of us say....
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[image src="/assets/Picture1-v5.png" id="26022" width="450" height="338" class="left ss-htmleditorfield-file image" title="Paula Walsh" alt="Paula Walsh"]Paula Walsh, Early Years Childhood Studies Lecturer at the University of Bolton&nb...
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Only some people can put on a grammy award-winning performance like Adele or win consecutive F1 World Championships like Lewis Hamilton. One thing society agrees on is social causes like children's rights. Alth...
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Have you ever considered an early year's childhood studies degree? Children’s early years are defined as the period
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Are you looking for a sustainable and high-rewarding career? An MA in Early Childhood Studies is your stepping stone to achieving this objective. Early childhood specialists are in high demand, and the industry generates new opportunitie...
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Do you love working with children? If you do, you may already know the challenging yet highly rewarding nature of the early year industry. Are you interested in starting your career working with children in a nursery or a primary school?...
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Have you ever considered becoming a hospital play therapist?When it comes to children’s mental health services, play therapy plays a major role in reducing anxiety and helping children deal with trauma....
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There’s something quite special about studying for your degree in early years and childhood studies at the University of Bolton. We’ve worked hard to create a friendly and supportive learning environment and this is something that yo...
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When do babies learn to talk? When should a baby start walking? These are common questions in the subject of baby development. While we all have an idea of the ‘right’ age to do these things, there are so many factors th...
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Every single moment in a child’s early years can shape the rest of their life, making this Postgraduate subject one that is truly fascinating and rewarding. Are you interested in a career in early child...
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Study Early Years and Childhood Studies at the University of Bolton, No.1 in the North West for the past three years in Student Satisfaction in the Complete University Guide and No.2 in Teaching Quality in the Sunday Times Good Universit...
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Deciding on a career path can seem like a tremendous task to begin with. After studying multiple subjects for years, you finally have an idea about what you enjoy learning and potentially a career to pursue. The next step is to look for ...
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A positive and stable home life, coupled with a stimulating nursery environment, provides children the best start in life.Decades of research has shown that the care, education and support that a child receives in the first few ye...
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For many years, obesity has been a hot topic as the nation strives for each member of the public to have better physical and mental health. One sector of this which has always struggled is childhood obesity.With most children in n...
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The importance of diversity in children’s literature is essential in relation to their emotional and personal development. While there are few arguments against the importance of childhood learning through reading; diversity w...
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This semester a student on the Foundation Degree in Early Years Childhood Studies course addressed the issue of men working in the early years sector as part of her Independent Study Module assessment.For the assessment, students ...
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