Editorial – Research on Child Health and Wellbeing

An overview of research published in this edition of the journal on factors contributing to child health and wellbeing in the early years of education. 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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Raising Concerns – Complaints Policy

Does your early childhood service have a well-written, well thought-out complaints policy? Getting it right is essential to support people to raise their concerns and avoid situations escalating and further problems.

Waiho i te toipoto, kaua i te toiroa. Let us keep close together, not far apart

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Fathers’ Voices: Their Participation in Early Childhood Education

Research on the involvement of fathers in early childhood education. 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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Not Doing Enough to Promote Sign Language

Not Doing Enough to Promote Sign Language September 4, 2013. A report from the Human Rights Commission says that early childhood education services and schools

Winter and Rainy Day Activities

Winter and Rainy Day Children’s Activities.

When the children are getting restless and the noise levels are going up and up and you are thinking about how to get through the day, it’s time to bring in some new ideas and fresh activities.

Here’s help. Below are lots of teacher ideas of experiences you can give to children and activities t

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How to Search and Find Readings on Early Childhood Topics

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Take a look at all the articles published in the NZ-International Research in Early Childhood Education Journal

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Diseases Requiring Children and Adults Not to Be at ECE

Diseases and Conditions Requiring Exclusion of Children and Adults from Coming In Contact with Any Other Person at the ECE Service.

Below is a list of the diseases and conditions likely to be passed on to children and to have a detrimental effect on them. When a child or adult has one of these diseases or conditions the early childhood s

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