Thanks ever so much for making this video, it's perfect for me in the second year of my teaching career. The work from Anna Epworth has been a revelation in part because it makes me value what I am instinctively doing and also because it provides clear down-to-earth examples of how to do things well. Having said that, I'm still expected to pre-plan, thankfully being sensitive to teachable moments has opened the doors to respond to children's interests and adapt those pre-planned learning requirements to their interests. It's been such a powerful influence on me that it makes me feel that at last there is light at the end of the tunnel!

I have never done in the moment planning; I like it and will be trying it. thanks much!

you are really amazing in explaining this, thanks a lot I was suffering with this since I used to work the old school planning and I am new to this kind of on the moment planing really appreciate this effort

This came just at the right time! I will be taking a course on planning in the moment this April and am happy I have an idea of what it is and how to go about it. Thanks so much

That is great, thank you very helpful.

Can this be done alongside having put out activities say doing this every Tuesday and Thursday but the rest of the week the teacher puts things out but maybe over time the ammount of time doing this increases also do you still do things like phonics as teacher lead learning or is everything learnt this way. Sorry if you have answered this later kn the video i havent watched it all yet.

Hi, we have been considering planning in the moment at our setting and I am sitting on the fence with it. From what I have seen, practitioners have to be very skilled and be knowledgeable on the eyfs to carry it out. Some practitioners are very creative and passionate and would have no problems doing this, other practitioners are lazy and would probably just do the minimal without much interaction. Do you need extra staff to observe the practitioners? My thoughts are that if you have a ratio of 1;8 children then how does 2 practitioners with 16 children have the time to observe and interact with all those children. How do you follow their development? Following development is important as that is how we identify communication problems, hearing problems, autism and I find pre-planned activities identifies this. It all sounds great but is it practical?

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Can you make sample for infants or babies

Interested

Does that mean the Teacher Assistant no longer has to set up a painting easel, and tables with crayons?

Mam pls sound OR eani example send sound pls

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