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Books and Reading Fun. By Barb Morris.
We learn best when we are playing and having fun especially if we are rewarded with smiles, positive comments and cuddles. Children are no exception! So how do they learn? When it comes to reading it is mainly by copying and you, as educators are the most powerful role models that children copy.
The predicament has exposed a potential problem for an unknown number of early childhood centres (including kindergartens and care and education services, as well as Playcentres) around the country.
Evidence on Pay Parity. By Dr Sarah Alexander, Karen Girvan, Bethany O’Hagan, and David Haynes with Tolo Pereira and Heather Te Huia. Sept 17, 2020.
A useful glossary with definitions for key words and jargon used in the early childhood field, including in policy and by teaching professionals. Action research.
HIV / AIDS Children and Adults At Early Childhood Services.
In May 2012 a Northland Childcare Centre was publicly slammed when it decided to send home an HIV-positive child. The centre was criticised by the AIDS Foundation and the story made the national news over several days. The centre claimed its exclusion of the child was temporary only w
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