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Parents and early childhood professionals can use early childhood resources to their advantage. There are many resource centres online but Lifelong Learn offers early childhood resources in all mediums. Some of which are available for free to parents and teachers alike. Assisting a child with his or her learning development should be a combined effort of both the early childhood professional and the parent. With both of the child's mentors actively pursuing new resources to help their children and students reach their full potential, a child will always feel the support and determination of the caregivers in his or her surroundings. Types of Resources for Caregivers Books are a great resource to learn through, or to put on display if it includes informative charts and graphs. Parents can buy books directly to learn more about their child's stages of development, or to inspire new ways to play, with the goal to assist learning. Early childhood professionals can purchase books on a variety of topics and keep them in the classroom. They could even be leant out to visiting parents with a lot of interest or questions about particular subjects which the teacher has the resources on hand to offer. The book, "ALL IN A DAYS PLAY Child Development at Work" by Lifelong Learn founder, Ingrid Crowther focuses on the stages of a child's development represented through large, full colour photos and scenarios. The book includes a pull out overview chart for each section that can be put on display in the classroom. A list of free online resources for parents and teachers is a helpful and quick way to become more informed about learning processes and obstacles. Dr. Ingrid Crowther has compiled a list of resources to help parents and early childhood educators better understand the children in their care. The list of topics she has selected range from, "how to read body language" to "learning through self-reflection." The list of resources is growing every day, and childcare providers will find endless amounts of quality material, to learn about their interests in childhood development for free. Publications Finding topics in texts and articles that have been published is a great way to find out reputable information on a specific topic relating to child care and development. Dr. Ingrid Crowther has written articles for, "Parent Magazine" and has written texts for a variety of school programming. Collecting resources is a great approach to gaining the newest information in the field of early childhood development, and for parents and early childhood educators to help their children and students learn best, through the latest methods and approaches for their current stage of development. Lifelong Learn is compiled of experts who are leaders in the latest research on teaching young children. The consultancy firm trains teachers and early childhood educators, offers on-site educational assessments, and provides a variety of resources to both parents and early childhood educators. The company offers a broad spectrum of services and materials to aid learning. For more information on the company, or to view their early childhood resources visit, Lifelonglearn. Lifelong Learn, lead by expert childcare educator, Dr. Ingrid Crowther specializes in early childhood education by providing consulting services, custom workshops, adult and teacher education. Lifelong Learn also provides education texts and publications for various childhood education stages. For more information, please visit www.lifelonglearn.com.
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