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Research on factors that male teachers believe deter other men from joining them in the early childhood profession. Read the full paper below. Or to order a pdf copy of the article go to the main NZIRECE Journal page.
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Losing my Hearing – Signs of Hearing Loss for Early Childhood Teachers and What You Can Do. Children are by nature noisy, and working in an early childhood setting can therefore be a noisy working environment -and especially during bad […]
An early childhood reliever is a much welcome part to any ECE service. Teachers and home-based coordinators will require annual or sick leave, or you may need someone to fill in, while you look for a new staff member. Whatever […]
Slide safety. UPDATE: Another case of strangulation showing that lessons have not yet been learnt. A child died in 2016 at Angels Childcare in Auckland due to strangulation on a slide. An Opinion article on Slide Safety By Dr Sarah […]
Fun and laughter in ECE – in our relationships with children and each other. Creating a positive, playful, and happy climate to be in is key to effective teaching for diverse children. Some of the things that make us […]
This article on an “Agenda for Quality” by Dr Sarah Alexander extends on one originally published by the NZ Herald, March 3, 2017. There’s a
Sue Cherrington Teacher Education Director. 10 June 2012. Dr Sue Cherrington teacher education director, began her career as a kindergarten teacher and has worked in
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