The RIE® Foundations Theory and Observation™ course is a 10 day intensive designed to enhance the skills implementing respectful care and education with our youngest tamariki.
It provides an overview of:
RIE's goal is an authentic child, who feels secure, autonomous, competent and connected.
This small group course is a reflective space that allows time and space to develop and deepen your understanding of infant development and care within an integrated model for the care and education of infants and the very young through Magda Gerber's Educaring™ Approach.
The course content will be presented through conversations, PowerPoint presentations, DVD(s) and video clips, experiential activities, small group and whole group discussions. My goal is to create a comfortable and responsive learning environment to support your learning.
Email for more information and registration details.
Otago
Contact: Sharon Smith
(021) 851 069
This workshop provides practical examples of how to design environments for authentic free play to unfold. We will explore how to use Learning Stories to analyse the dispositions and working theories that are strengthened when children immerse themselves in play.
In this six hour digital skills workshop, your TAs will explore a range of tools and platforms, gaining confidence working in the digital realm, along with practical skills and knowledge that can be applied immediately.
Mahi toa, mahi tahi - leading well, leading together, leading with optimism.
16-18 September, Tūranga, Ōtautahi (Christchurch).
Keynotes include: Deborah Wood, Dr. Simon Breakspear, Mere Berryman, Vitale Lafaele, Joce Nuttall and Jacoba Matapo. There will also be further opportunity to hear from a wide range of additional international and national education leaders and researchers.
NZEALS is a cross-sector educational leadership society. We invite all kaiako and interested people from ECE, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary sectors.
Full details can be found at: NZEALS
