Pedagogical Development in Long Day Care Centres

The results of an investigation into the efficacy of a suite of different learning options for teachers and leaders/ directors intended to improve preschool programme quality. 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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Contents – NZ International Research in ECE Journal, 2022, Vol 24

This special issue examines how parents and families shape early childhood education, from partnership models and parental wellbeing to fathers’ participation and culturally diverse perspectives on engagement.

Children listening attentively to teacher at early childhood centre mat-time image of the Office of Early Childhood Education (OECE).

Regulation for Fresh Air Ventilation in Centres is Not Enforced

Ministry of Education Lack of Enforcement on Ventilation. July 27, 2022. By law early childhood centres must have adequate ventilation (natural or mechanical) that allows

Transforming an Old Woodwork Table

I am James Lochead-MacMillan and I’m going to share with you our review and evaluation of the woodwork table and children’s use, and what we did to bring about improvement

Review and evaluation of woodwork

The hammers had seen better days, the saws were rusty, the screwdrivers were AWOL, the vices and the drills were all broken. The work benc

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Funding by Child-Place No Longer Exists

Are ECE services truly funded for only up to 6 hours in a day based on licensed child-places? Some people think so. Others say no,

Losing a Child or Preventing Children Escaping Policy

Prevent Child Escapes.

Having a child slip out of a gate un-noticed or being sent home with the wrong person is something that everyone would dread.

It is expected that children are safe in their ECE environment and cared for at all times.

So in terms of developing policy and involving parents and others to play their part in ensuring th

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Child's hand is pushing toy car with trailers on floor of early childhood centre.

Over-Stimulating Environments Unsuitable for Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders

Dear Fellow Teachers,

I’ve recently been approached by the mother of a child with ASD and Sensory Integration Disorder.

He is 3 and a half and finds a standard ECE environment too overwhelming – noise in particular but also visual stimulation and movement affect him adversely.
We had a long discussion about the unspoken belief that all children thrive in a visual stimulating and noisy environment.

The mother has investigated

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