Early childhood education programs
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Pauline Lawrence saved to educators
Learning to write is much more complicated than we think. After all, most people can write so what is so difficult about it? It's second nature to most of us, yet take some time to look at yourself when you write. What muscles are you using? Switch hands and see if you can manage writing with your other hand. This may give you some idea of the level of control required to make meaningful marks on paper. Building muscle strength and learning to control those muscles is an integral part of…
When you enter into the world of Early Childhood Education it’s no doubt just about play and teaching! Educator’s alike would agree that observing and documenting children’s learn…
Cassandra Fricke saved to Work reads
A collection of educator resources to assist with program and planning in the early years. Q.I.P, Self-Assessment, Critical Reflection Journals and lots more created by an Educator with over 30 years experience. The Educators' Domain resources are aligned to EYLF, QKLG, MTOP and VEYLDF.
Vanessa Boucher saved to Things for work
Play is an essential part of early learning. It is the lifeblood of the learning process.
By: Diane Kashin, Ed.D, RECE. When I started this series focused on the six pedagogical approaches of How Does Learning Happen? Ontario’s Pedagogy for the Early Years (2014) it was my way of g…
In this educator organisation series you can download a free mini organiser to help you create a simple step by step system to meet paperwork and documentation requirements yet still save valuable time!
Andrea Cathrine McInerney saved to Early education
by Claire Sands Why does he keep taking the blocks and hiding them? Why is she always wrapping things in blankets? Why do our children do the things they do. This blog post explains schemas and why knowing about them can really help us to understand our children's behaviour and to provide play opportunities they'll engage with. You can also read our other blog posts in this series: What is Play?, The Importance of Play, Barriers to play, The Play Cycle; My Sofa: Enabling Environments, Easy…
Brooke Filisetti saved to Early Learning
As Early Childhood Educators would agree, observing and documenting children’s learning and development makes up a large part of the job. Too much paper work and documentation is one complain…
Rasmussen saved to Child development
The Empowered Educator - Writing Engaging and Useful Newsletters for Parents
Amy Prentice saved to Bulletin boards