The Early Childhood Council is suing the government to increase
Early Childhood Education System. The Stakeholders and Key Organisations Peak
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Early childhood teachers’ emotional labour – Original Research Paper. Abstract The purpose of the research was to understand how early childhood education (ECE) teachers experience emotional labour in their work in New Zealand. Based on qualitative research methodology in-depth interviews […]
Held at the National Library of NZ, Wellington, 2008. A full copy of the Proceedings of the Future for Children Forum, 2008. A copy of
Honeybees Preschool. September 25, 2019. Is building type or location relevant to the quality of an early childhood education centre? Some people say it is.
Not Being Paid for Hours Worked. A teacher’s work is never done. This is a phrase that are heard all too often in early childhood education when referring to unpaid work that is done by teachers. It is almost an […]
Should Boys Have a Male Teacher? I don’t believe we as women understand how boys really tick. If boys had a male teacher would this help their achievement and reduce problem behaviours?Female kindergarten head teacher. Dr Alexander replies Female teachers […]
Key Findings on Salary Attestation Affordability: 95% of people in the ECE sector surveyed supported an increase in the minimum wage rates centres must at
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