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CONTENTS

1.  Editorial - Partnering with The Learning Partnership.Com CIC

2.  About Top Tips for Tiny Tots

3.  Top Tips for Tiny Tots Q&A
 
4.  The Science Behind Top Tips for Tiny Tots
 
5.  Top Tips for Tiny Tots Reviews

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1.  EDITORIAL - PARTNERING WITH THE LEARNING PARTNERSHIP.COM CIC
 
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Practical Parenting Advice is proud to be partnering with The Learning Partnership with the launch on May 1st of the Top Tips for Tiny Tots e-learning programme.  This imaginative and creative set of materials offers some powerful ideas on giving children the best possible head start in life and how parents practically can influence learning and development.  We felt it warranted a Special Edition of the Newsletter.
 
The Learning Partnership is a self-funded not for profit organisation dedicated to helping children get more out of learning.
 
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2.  ABOUT TOP TIPS FOR TINY TOTS
 

Top Tips for Tiny Tots (TT4TT) is all encompassing e-learning solution designed for parents to give their children the best possible start from conception through to five years old.

 

TT4TT gives parents unique access to the best in brain friendly learning through an easy to use and highly interactive format. TT4TT is a consolidation of all the latest and recommended advice from experts across the relevant fields of early years development.

 

TT4TT encourages parent and child participation by its non – textbook approach. The course places strong emphasis on the visual, hearing and feeling elements of learning and covers all aspects of a child’s development including emotions, intelligence, holistic and practical advice.

 

TT4TT was developed by a group of leading educationalists and early years learning experts at the Learning Partnership. The technology behind the project was developed by experts in electronic learning solutions at Fuel UK.

 

TT4TT is the first stage in a wider ‘Top Tips’ series designed to facilitate learning and parenting throughout all stages of childhood and adolescence. TT4TT is available to download at a cost of £10 from  <http://thelearningpartnership.com/EN/tiny_tots/>

 

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3.  TOP TIPS FOR TINY TOTS Q&A

 

·        What exactly is Top Tips for Tiny Tots (TT4TT)?

Top Tips for Tiny Tots is an e-learning solution designed as a complete comprehensive guide to parenting from conception through to a child’s first day at school. TT4TT is a highly interactive introduction to brain friendly learning at a crucial stage in a child’s life.

 

·        What is e-learning?

E-learning intersects numerous fields of thought and practice and is the act of learning facilitated and supported through the use of information and communications technology. Like any learning process, e-learning depends on effective communication of human knowledge. E-learning takes many forms including CD-Roms, video conferencing and e-mail. TT4TT is a downloadable course available online.

 

·        Why is TT4TT a unique product?

TT4TT is unique as it brings together the latest in brain friendly learning software with a consolidation of the very latest thinking in effective parenting and early years learning. It is highly interactive and simple to use, offering parents real practical advice in a non-patronising format. TT4TT also encourages an increased interaction between parent and child by its non-textbook approach which places a strong emphasis on the visual, hearing and feeling elements of learning.

 

·        Is TT4TT suitable for all parents?

TT4TT is highly recommended for all parents regardless of previous experience. For new parents, TT4TT is an invaluable, all encompassing guide to help build confidence and give your first child the best start possible. For experienced parents, TT4TT is a reassuring experience consolidating all the latest thinking on early years learning into one simple e-learning solution.

 

·        What is the Learning Partnership?

The Learning Partnership brings together a group of leading educationalists and early years specialists seeking to drive change within the learning sector. The Learning Partnership offers a range of training and support packages in Leadership, teaching and Learning, organisational effectiveness and ICT infrastructure. The Learning Partnership is a Not For Profit, Community Interest Company (CIC).

 

·        How do you buy TT4TT?

TT4TT is available to download from  <http://thelearningpartnership.com/EN/tiny_tots/> TT4TT costs £!0 and due to it’s interactive format, it offers the learner the opportunity to revisit areas of interest as and when needed. It offers the user a powerful element of choice in their learning.

 

·        Is there anything similar for other age groups?

TT4TT is the first stage in a wider ‘Top Tips’ series , following the same principles and interactive format to facilitate learning throughout all the crucial and difficult stages of childhood and adolescence.

 

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4.  THE SCIENCE BEHIND TOP TIPS FOR TINY TOTS

 

 

Top Tips for Tiny Tots is based on our understanding that the brain exists primarily as a system that seeks to interpret the information coming in from the senses.  Our ‘mind’ then seeks to assign a significance or meaning for this information.  At the most basic level, we seek to interpret patterns that mean threat or opportunity, reward or danger.
It is our interpretation of these patterns and trends that we call ‘intelligence’. 

 

The Tiny Tot who can interpret more patterns may be said to be more intelligent, or at least more equipped to cope with the complexities of ‘reality’. It is this equipping of the Tot’s brain that is more readily explained today thanks to scientific advancement. Top Tips for Tiny Tots seeks to pull this all together in a useful, practical manner for parents.

 

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5.  TOP TIPS FOR TINY TOTS REVIEWS

  

Deryn Harvey - Director for Practitioner Development – The Innovation Unit, one of the country’s leading organisations for promoting innovation to improve education and related public services.  The Unit acts as a catalyst for change, drawing on talent from both the public and private sectors and combining the insights and expertise of teachers, school leaders, parents and pupils with the ambitions of education policy-makers.

 

“I look forward to having the opportunity to introduce this site to parents, school staff and pupils.   It is immediately engaging and highly motivational.  I especially like the family learning angle of this product as it is wholly possible for a family with a young baby or an expected baby to use this together in their preparations.  I intend to recommend it immediately with a group of schools which have classes of primary pupils working with very young mothers and fathers in tracking and discussing the development of the baby “attached” to the class.

 

An excellent product with enormous potential.  I look forward to more in the series.”   

 

Joost Soetens – Parent - Holland

 

“It does help!

 

And .... it's fun, it's radiant, it's brilliant!

Thanks very much.

I'll definitely recommend it.”

 

Alan Winter – Managing Director – Positively MAD – UK student training company specialising in learning – in 7 years the company has introduced over 750,000 primary school children to the power of their brains.

 

“I would just like to acknowledge Aulden and the team for compiling such a wonderful and innovative course for parents of “Tiny Tots”. The information is so fundamental to the creation of well balanced, happy children I feel all new parents would benefit from “Top tips for tiny tots”.”

 

Allan Lowe – Parent – Dudley UK scored each of the 14 sections out of 10 for:

Graphics             - average score 9.071

Learning            - average score 9.429

Enjoyment.             - average score 9.071

 

“A refreshing presentation. The graphics were good overall, the combination of music and colour was very positive. It is a satisfying way to learn appealing to the senses.

 

Very Good!”

 

Sue Winn – Infant school Headteacher – commissioned by the National Association of Head Teachers

Top Tips for Tiny Tots is a new e-book full of useful, interesting information for parents who want to know more about how to motivate and stimulate their tiny tots!

 

This is a valuable resource which is easy to navigate through a ‘mind map’ at the beginning of the course. Each section is full of facts and advice designed to help parents understand the basic principles of toddler development, with links to relevant web-sites, pages for printing and the opportunity to click on a light bulb for additional information if required.

 

 

Top Tips for Tiny Tots is presented in a bright and colourful format with a user- friendly style which will appeal both to the novice and more experienced parent or grandparent. This e-book is for any parent who wants to understand how their child is developing and how they can nurture learning.

 

 
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