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Join Rachel Winslow as she shares the findings of her research which explores children’s perceptions of kindness and what this means for kaiako. This workshop offers you practical tips and considerations so you can begin to develop an intentional approach to kindness in your early childhood setting.
Are you wanting to learn more about science and how to include it in your teaching practice? Join Raewyn Higginson in this live webinar to unpack areas of science including biology, chemistry and physics, and the importance of providing these experiences for tamariki in early childhood education.
Learning Stories highlight children's strengths in an authentic manner that is meaningful for the parent and child. Register for this series and learn to see moments of strength to write about. Learn how using different lenses helps us to understand children's learning at a deeper level in session 1, and learn how highlighting strengths helps children develop self-confidence and independence, as well as tips and tricks on how to spot strengths in children in session 2.
Dr. Sarah Aiono shares ways to use the observations made and subsequent Learning Stories constructed as children play, to intentionally respond in ways that assist your children to develop their learning dispositions, knowledge, and skills in your school or centre setting.
From hunter gatherer roots to complex information societies, we have coma long way. The world today is not as it was 300,000 years ago when first humans walked the earth. We have changed and so has childhood, and the changes will only continue.
Let's look to the past to help us understand today and find lessons we can learn for tomorrow!
Childhood anxiety is on the rise. It's important for caregivers to have the tools and understanding needed to help safeguard children from anxiety and help support those already experiencing it. Join us and be the one who makes the difference!
Learn to apply writing techniques to craft engaging and persuasive learning stories. Create documentation that will be treasured for years to come!
Learn how to teach emotions, step by step, to individuals who struggle to identify and understand emotions through a comprehensive programme.
Join Rachel Winslow as she shares the findings of her research which explores children’s perceptions of kindness and what this means for kaiako. This workshop offers you practical tips and considerations so you can begin to develop an intentional approach to kindness in your early childhood setting.
Wednesday 8 June, 7.00pm - 9.00pm via Zoom
Members: $35
Non-members: $50
