In socio-cultural terms, learning is a social activity, where teachers and early years practitioners have the role of facilitator, while learners take an active role by explaining their ideas to one another and cooperating in finding the solution to complex problems. In terms of ecological and multi-dimensional assessment and interventions. Most importantly, the notion of children’s active participation and agency in the learning process has repositioned the child in the assessment process and the planning of intervention programs, in that the child’s views are actively sought in order to gain a holistic perspective on the issues under consideration and concern,and develop appropriate support.