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Early Childhood Education System. The Stakeholders and Key Organisations Peak Bodies / Largest ECE Service Operators Operators of more than 400 licensed services in our
What is Action Research? Action research is defined in the glossary as: A hands-on approach to research for change in a setting and/or to one’s own practices, thinking and knowledge. Action research can be a collaborative endeavour or carried […]
Campaign to Get Men To Take Up Early Childhood Work. By Dr Sarah Alexander. February 27, 2013. As money was available for use on gender
There was NZ representation at the International Conference “Men in Early Childhood Education and Care” held in Berlin in September 2012. Dr Sarah Alexander represented
The Pay Equity Process. May 25, 2021. By David Haynes. The process for progressing a pay equity claim is detailed in the Equal Pay Act
Supporting a grieving child can be distressing for a teacher. However it is important that teachers do not try to avoid dealing with a child’s grief, or with their own grief. Teachers can support children’s grief in a sensitive and […]
Advancing early childhood educators’ access to professional learning in gifted and talented education. Vanessa White* and Tracy Riley** * Gifted Education Specialist, NZ. ** Massey University, NZ. Full reference: White, V. & Riley, T. (2017). Advancing early childhood educators’ access […]
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