Christine Ritchie has been working with children and adults in education for over 40 years, including in her role as Senior Lecturer in Childhood Studies at Canterbury Christ Church University, UK.

'This is a timely text indeed with all of the unprecedented change in the early years sector at the moment... Anyone working with children from birth to eight- years- old would find this a very helpful supportive text, especially if you are on a Foundation Degree in early years, studying early childhood studies or working towards Early Years Teacher Status.'- Martine Horvarth, EYE Magazine

• 1. The Challenges of Change 2. Understanding Feelings; How to Accept the Challenge 3. Maintaining a Vision During Times of Change 4. Children’s Learning and Neuroscience 5. Taking the Learning Outdoors, the Challenges and the Possibilities 6. Ready to Listen, Speak and Learn 7. Special Educational Needs – Intervention and Support 8. The Challenge of Supporting Diverse Families 9. Taking Risks? Living with Health and Safety and Issues of Protection 10. The Future

Christine Ritchie has been working with children and adults in education for over 40 years, including in her role as Senior Lecturer in Childhood Studies at Canterbury Christ Church University, UK.

'This is a timely text indeed with all of the unprecedented change in the early years sector at the moment... Anyone working with children from birth to eight- years- old would find this a very helpful supportive text, especially if you are on a Foundation Degree in early years, studying early childhood studies or working towards Early Years Teacher Status.'- Martine Horvarth, EYE Magazine

• 1. The Challenges of Change 2. Understanding Feelings; How to Accept the Challenge 3. Maintaining a Vision During Times of Change 4. Children’s Learning and Neuroscience 5. Taking the Learning Outdoors, the Challenges and the Possibilities 6. Ready to Listen, Speak and Learn 7. Special Educational Needs – Intervention and Support 8. The Challenge of Supporting Diverse Families 9. Taking Risks? Living with Health and Safety and Issues of Protection 10. The Future

Christine Ritchie has been working with children and adults in education for over 40 years, including in her role as Senior Lecturer in Childhood Studies at Canterbury Christ Church University, UK.

'This is a timely text indeed with all of the unprecedented change in the early years sector at the moment... Anyone working with children from birth to eight- years- old would find this a very helpful supportive text, especially if you are on a Foundation Degree in early years, studying early childhood studies or working towards Early Years Teacher Status.'- Martine Horvarth, EYE Magazine

• 1. The Challenges of Change 2. Understanding Feelings; How to Accept the Challenge 3. Maintaining a Vision During Times of Change 4. Children’s Learning and Neuroscience 5. Taking the Learning Outdoors, the Challenges and the Possibilities 6. Ready to Listen, Speak and Learn 7. Special Educational Needs – Intervention and Support 8. The Challenge of Supporting Diverse Families 9. Taking Risks? Living with Health and Safety and Issues of Protection 10. The Future