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Childhood Studies and Early Years
Advance your professional and academic development by exploring contemporary and critical issues about young children and their learning. Take a 'whole child' approach to the study of children and the issues that affect them and their families. As part of this…
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Advance your professional and academic development by exploring contemporary and critical issues about young children and their learning. Take a 'whole child' approach to the study of children and the issues that affect them and their families. As part of this course, you’ll: - Specialise your study through one of two distinct routes - Early Years and Children & Young People - Choose the Early Years route if you want to focus on applying a critical lens to young children's education and care within a variety of settings - Choose the Children & Young People route if you’re interested in focusing on critically examining concepts, contexts and practice related to childhood - Recognise and champion every child. Using the latest research you’ll explore the theoretical and conceptual terrain of childhood to inform and develop your own practice - Study modules designed to highlight the importance of the child's voice and children's participation Find out more Take a holistic approach and recognise children as active social agents and meaning makers with the ability to both interpret and shape their social worlds. Diverse perspectives You’ll explore contemporary issues about children's and young people's social, political, cultural and educational lives in a global context. We have students from a variety of professional backgrounds on the course which encourages diverse perspectives in class discussions. We draw on ideas from a wide variety of academic disciplines including history, geography philosophy, psychology, sociology and anthropology. You’ll gain a broad and more developed view of the sector and children and young people’s needs. Flexible learning You can study this course over one, two or three years. It's delivered through day, evening and Saturday sessions or via distance learning to fit around your working pattern. Why study Childhood Studies and Early Years at — University... - Professionally experienced expert teaching team - Start on your path in becoming Qualified Teacher Status accredited - Dedicated pastoral care team - Strong and meaningful partnerships with schools and community organisations - Part-time study available
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Applicants should either have at least a second class honours degree or have equivalent experience or training, normally from within the work environment. All applications should be supported by a reference, either academic or professional.
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