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35. Step up.

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Manners, Lala

Published
2023

38. Over to you.

Author

Wordley, Debbie, Lesley A. O., Scarlett, Joanne, Sheppard, Debbie, Keenan, Carolanne, and Manners, Lala

Published
2021

40. Over to you.

Author

Woods, Kiah, Arme, Toni, Hawken, Rivkah, O’Connell, Amy, Harrison, Lucy, Ridout, Jackie, Buckler, Rachel, Brand, Holly, and Manners, Lala

Published
2021

41. Different movements.

Author

Manners, Lala

Subjects
CHILD development, EXPERIENTIAL learning, DANCE in education, SPORTS, GYMNASTICS
Abstract

The article provides insights for early years practitioners in Great Britain about the principles behind the different approaches to supporting physical development (PD) in children. The different approaches are explained, namely, the experiential learning approach, the therapeutic approach, the dance approach, the sport approach, and the gymnastics approach.

Published
2013

42. Over to you.

Author

Raymond, Barbara, Marriott, Janice, Gill, and Manners, Lala

Published
2020

44. Over to you.

Author

Galloway, Julie, Aldred, Marion, Manners, Lala, O'Sullivan, June, and Wright, David

Published
2019

45. Over to you.

Author

Appleyard, Keith, Manners, Lala, Dawson, Hayley, Ginn, Mandie, Shaw, Sarah, and Dadds, Rebecca

Published
2018

46. OPINION.

Author

Mansfield, Melian, Manners, Lala, Watts, Laura, Benson, Lesley, and Williams, Helen J

Published
2018

47. STAR LETTER.

Author

Manners, Lala, Kevin, Osborn, Linda, Hutchinson, Emma, and Stevens, Clair

Published
2017

48. OPINION.

Author

Chalmers, Debbie and Manners, Lala

Published
2017

49. A fact of life.

Author

Manners, Lala

Subjects
RHYTHM, COMMUNICATION, CHILD development, PARENTS, DIALOGUE, SOUND, RHYME, MUSIC
Abstract

The article explains the critical role which rhythm plays in a child's communication and physical development and discusses how parents and nursery practitioners can support this learning. It suggests inviting babies to sustain a dialogue by making sounds with the mouth that they can mirror, introducing rhymes that help develop predictive and memory skills and by using music and adding movements. It adds that for older children, it is good to encourage participation in sporting activities.

Published
2013

50. Catch!

Author

Manners, Lala

Subjects
CHILDREN, PERFORMANCE, CONFIDENCE, POLITICAL autonomy, EYE-hand coordination
Abstract

The article reports that honing the ball playing skills (BPS) of young children help them develop their competence and confidence in interrelationships. It explains the link of competence to choice and independence, including the development of eye-hand coordination in toddlers. It discusses several activities for 2-5 year-old children that allow them to acquire BPS like batting, catching and kicking.

Published
2012

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