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Early Childhood Professionals’ Engagement and Attitudes Toward Generative AI

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How early childhood teachers from a Reggio Emilia-inspired professional community use generative AI, and their attitudes and learning needs.

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Full Reference: Repman, E. (2026).  Early childhood professionals’ engagement and attitudes toward generative AI.  NZ International Research in Early Childhood Education Journal, 28(1), 109–127.

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