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Promoting Inclusion and Diversity in Early Years Settings: A Professional Guide to Ethnicity, Religion, Culture and Language

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This guide provides insights, case studies and resources to enable anyone working in early years settings to identify and understand the individual needs of children from diverse backgrounds and the steps that can be taken to support and extend their learning.

Examining the impact of unconscious bias, blind spots and institutionalised discrimination that set some children at a disadvantage, this book raises awareness and provides strategies for professionals to proactively support those affected. It covers race and ethnicity, religion, culture, EAL and intersectionality and enables professionals to help children from diverse backgrounds to develop to the best of their potential.


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The aim of the book is to help children understand and celebrate differences of every kind and to help all children to feel valued and respected, fulfilling a goal of the DfE's EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) that children 'know about the similarities and differences between themselves and others and among families, communities and traditions.' Chandrika's in-depth knowledge and passion for this subject is compelling and has proved to be invaluable.
Dr Devarakonda's books: 'Promoting Inclusion and Diversity in Early Years Settings' and 'Diversity and Inclusion in Early Childhood' are exceptionally well-researched, clearly structured and written and, in my view, exemplary academic texts on the subject. They have both extended my knowledge and challenged my thinking and assumptions, especially in the key areas of institutionalised discrimination and unconscious bias and their potential impact on children from a very young age.

-- Felicity Brooks ― Editorial Director, Usborne Publishing Ltd.

Book Description

An accessible guide for early years practitioners to support children and families from diverse backgrounds

Reviews:

5.0 out of 5 stars Expert knowledge in an easy to understand format

J. · 24 November 2020

I really adore the book! I've brought it into the setting I work in for the others to read. I feel it's well written and easy to read very clear and concise 😊

5.0 out of 5 stars A MUST READ!

T.S. · 23 November 2020

This book is a must-read for everyone working in the early years sector and beyond! The format of the book ensures suitability to every individual to gain a wider understanding of diversity and intersectionality in practice. A lovely, enjoyable and informative read, it provides numerous personal case studies to affirm understanding and relate current subject matters and experiences of diversity in real practice, underpinned by sound theoretical research, legislation and policies. The incorporation of reflective questions provokes great questioning, critical analysis and 'food for thought' which every reader can connect to and explore.It successfully explores the promotion of inclusion and diversity in early years settings. This is a great resource for students and those outside of the academic field. The very current issues of race and ethnicity, inclusion, identity, prejudice, religion, promoting male practitioners in early education, multi-culturalism, English as an Additional Language (EAL), diverse languages and intersectionality are discussed with clean explanations, theoretical research and reflective questions, connecting it to teacher’s own experience and the national curriculum and recognising the current challenges in practice. The up-to-date research ensures it remains current in modern practice and raises accurate and meaningful awareness and its format ensures readers will remain actively engaged and interested and achieve meaningful reflection in current practice.The author presents a clear and concise conversation of promoting inclusion and diversity in early years settings and how a practitioner can consider their practice to be inclusive, challenge conventional thinking and raise awareness. The great combination of theory, research and personal experiences through case studies offer invaluable insights into the many complex layers of inclusion and diversity.

Promoting Inclusion and Diversity in Early Years Settings: A Professional Guide to Ethnicity, Religion, Culture and Language

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Description:

This guide provides insights, case studies and resources to enable anyone working in early years settings to identify and understand the individual needs of children from diverse backgrounds and the steps that can be taken to support and extend their learning.

Examining the impact of unconscious bias, blind spots and institutionalised discrimination that set some children at a disadvantage, this book raises awareness and provides strategies for professionals to proactively support those affected. It covers race and ethnicity, religion, culture, EAL and intersectionality and enables professionals to help children from diverse backgrounds to develop to the best of their potential.


Review

The aim of the book is to help children understand and celebrate differences of every kind and to help all children to feel valued and respected, fulfilling a goal of the DfE's EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) that children 'know about the similarities and differences between themselves and others and among families, communities and traditions.' Chandrika's in-depth knowledge and passion for this subject is compelling and has proved to be invaluable.
Dr Devarakonda's books: 'Promoting Inclusion and Diversity in Early Years Settings' and 'Diversity and Inclusion in Early Childhood' are exceptionally well-researched, clearly structured and written and, in my view, exemplary academic texts on the subject. They have both extended my knowledge and challenged my thinking and assumptions, especially in the key areas of institutionalised discrimination and unconscious bias and their potential impact on children from a very young age.

-- Felicity Brooks ― Editorial Director, Usborne Publishing Ltd.

Book Description

An accessible guide for early years practitioners to support children and families from diverse backgrounds

Reviews:

5.0 out of 5 stars Expert knowledge in an easy to understand format

J. · 24 November 2020

I really adore the book! I've brought it into the setting I work in for the others to read. I feel it's well written and easy to read very clear and concise 😊

5.0 out of 5 stars A MUST READ!

T.S. · 23 November 2020

This book is a must-read for everyone working in the early years sector and beyond! The format of the book ensures suitability to every individual to gain a wider understanding of diversity and intersectionality in practice. A lovely, enjoyable and informative read, it provides numerous personal case studies to affirm understanding and relate current subject matters and experiences of diversity in real practice, underpinned by sound theoretical research, legislation and policies. The incorporation of reflective questions provokes great questioning, critical analysis and 'food for thought' which every reader can connect to and explore.It successfully explores the promotion of inclusion and diversity in early years settings. This is a great resource for students and those outside of the academic field. The very current issues of race and ethnicity, inclusion, identity, prejudice, religion, promoting male practitioners in early education, multi-culturalism, English as an Additional Language (EAL), diverse languages and intersectionality are discussed with clean explanations, theoretical research and reflective questions, connecting it to teacher’s own experience and the national curriculum and recognising the current challenges in practice. The up-to-date research ensures it remains current in modern practice and raises accurate and meaningful awareness and its format ensures readers will remain actively engaged and interested and achieve meaningful reflection in current practice.The author presents a clear and concise conversation of promoting inclusion and diversity in early years settings and how a practitioner can consider their practice to be inclusive, challenge conventional thinking and raise awareness. The great combination of theory, research and personal experiences through case studies offer invaluable insights into the many complex layers of inclusion and diversity.

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