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1. Begin by understanding the different areas of learning and development outlined in the development matters non-statutory guidance.
2. Consider the age and stage of the child you are working with to determine which aspects of development to focus on.
3. Use observations, assessments, and discussions with parents to gather information about the child's current abilities and interests.
4. Refer to the age bands and statements in the guidance to identify the typical milestones and expectations for children at different ages.
5. Use this information to plan activities, experiences, and interventions that will support the child's progress and development in each area.
6. Regularly review and update your observations and assessments to track the child's progress and identify any areas where additional support may be needed.

Who needs development matters - non-statutory?

1. Educators
2. Childcare providers
3. Parents
4. Governments and policymakers
5. Anyone involved in the care and education of young children

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What is development matters - non-statutory?

Development matters - non-statutory is a guidance document for early years practitioners outlining the expected learning and development outcomes for children in the Early Years Foundation Stage.

Who is required to file development matters - non-statutory?

Early years practitioners and educators are required to use and follow development matters - non-statutory to plan and assess children’s progress.

How to fill out development matters - non-statutory?

Development matters - non-statutory can be filled out by monitoring and documenting children’s progress against the early learning goals and age-related expectations.

What is the purpose of development matters - non-statutory?

The purpose of development matters - non-statutory is to support early years practitioners in delivering high-quality early education for children and to ensure a consistent approach to assessment and planning.

What information must be reported on development matters - non-statutory?

Development matters - non-statutory requires reporting on children's progress in the seven areas of learning and development: communication and language, physical development, personal, social, and emotional development, literacy, mathematics, understanding the world, and expressive arts and design.