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Senior Lecturer Jayne Garcia looks at some of the theory related to transition between home and early years setting, and shares advice on how to make sure your setting is ready for each child.
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Warda Farah explains Pathology of Agency, and reflects on the impact it has on children in the early years, as well as what we can do to combat it.

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