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In “Men who teach young children: An International Perspective” author Dr David Brody provides a penetrating look at the lives and personal beliefs of male early childhood and kindergarten teachers. He also reviews the cultural values and conditions that have […]
The Original Massey University Research Study of Male Teachers (1997) “A Few Good Men or a Few Too Many? A study of Male Teachers” by
Teaching Pre-Reading Skills. By Barbara Morris. Is it important for parents and early childhood educators to be involved in teaching pre-reading skills to children? Yes it is! Parents play an important part in helping their children acquire pre-reading skills. There are […]
Adam Buckingham obituary. February 4, 2015. By Dr Sarah Alexander. On a list of people who have made a significant contribution to early childhood education
Narrative Approach to Child Assessment. While our country’s youngest children are not assessed with end of year tests or other formal assessments, the Ministry of Education does require early childhood education (ECE) services to be ”informed by assessment, planning and […]
This is a report of findings related to workplace safety from the 2014 ECE Quality and Employment Survey. More than 700 people took part in
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