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12 April 2022
Mitzi explains why Embracing Diversity is her favourite module. Read more…
25 February 2021
As her Primary Education Studies (accelerated) degree draws to an end, student Katrina reflects on her time at ARU and reveals her future plans. Read more…
28 November 2019
Primary Education Studies Katrina discusses how she manages her time on a two-year accelerated degree course. Read more…
1 November 2019
Mature student Katrina discusses how she came to study Primary Education Studies at ARU, how how she's finding the course so far. Read more…
22 October 2019
As an Early Childhood Studies graduate I knew I wanted to work in teaching or education - but what was the right path for me? Studying a Masters has helped me to define my future. Read more…
7 May 2019
Having higher qualifications is great when it comes to job opportunities and careers within the early years’ sector. With a degree in early years you can work in a variety of settings which include: Read more…
30 January 2019
Working in Education is not an easy job. Every day is different because not all children are the same. Each child is an individual with different levels of needs and abilities and they require support in order for them to learn and progress. In this blog… Read more…
18 December 2018
The EYFS is a statutory framework and everyone who is registered to care for children must follow it, to ensure children learn and develop. Read more…
24 August 2018
Student Ambassador Shannon is studying Early Childhood Studies at ARU; in this blog she discusses how the way children play together changes as they grow. Read more…
24 August 2018
Children use their senses from birth. It is important that we create different opportunities for them to explore and discover the different senses in a variety of ways, to help stimulate their development. Read more…
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