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Child Obesity and Childcare. Canadian Research into Child Obesity and Childcare Effects When parents are busy with work or other things and rely on others
Early Childhood Teacher Domestic Violence Leave. If you have any problem getting your right to domestic violence leave you can go to Employment New Zealand for support (there is no charge) or complain to the Human Rights Commission. Contents: Providing […]
Regulations require that certain groups of people, including parents, union staff, and public officials, have a right of entry to the early childhood service under certain conditions, and set out the responsibilities of the early childhood service. Below is a […]
Learning from Sure Start: Working with Young Children & their Families by Jo Weinberger et al (Eds). Here is an extraordinary text. It is a critical and insightful examination by insiders and outsiders from an inter-disciplinary perspective of one early […]
Visible difference: Photostory as capacity building, research and evaluation method. Linda Newman*, Christine Woodrow and Leonie Arthur** *The University of Newcastle, **Western Sydney University. Full reference: Newman, L., Woodrow, C. & Arthur, L. (2016). Visible difference: Photostory as capacity building, […]
Teaching Rugby to Children in Early Childhood Education. This fosters a sense of belonging, pride, and achievement. Rugby is part of NZ’s culture and central to our cultural identity. (See another article on following and celebrating the Rugby World Cup […]
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