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by Deborah Osborne (Author)
"Teaching British values to children" is a resource to support teachers and early years professionals in implementing the teaching of the 'British values and principles' into the foundation stage and primary school curriculum. It gives examples of the type of Q&A's that can be used to introduce the four values with ideas for games, activities and so much more to make teaching this subject interesting and fun. Interestingly, the strategies used to promote this subject work well in supporting children's attention, listening, speech and language development. Furthermore it gives helpful examples of how the 'British Values' are already embedded into the foundation stage and primary school curriculum while describing how you can merge the 'values and principles' into any topic and or lesson. The Ethos of the book is full of positivity, promoting equality for 'ALL' children.
Author Biography
Deborah has been working with children intermittently for thirty years. Her main area of expertise is in 'Early years' childcare and education, with some experience in primary school settings . She has specialised in supporting children with SEN and trained staff to assist children with delayed speech and language development. Deborah has written articles on 'Teaching British Values' for 'Scholastic book club' teaching resource site and the games and activities in the book are featured. Her passion is to build children's confidence and self esteem, she believes this is the key to their future success in life...that and an enjoyable education.
