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Pedagogy

Getting Started with Anti-Bias Approaches

This introductory webinar guides you through a process of beginning a professional conversation with your team to put anti-bias approaches into practice. Based on current classroom practices, this webinar offers a practical approach to get started.

The Inclusion Room

Quality Improvement

Understand the Child, Understand the Challenging Behaviour

In this 1 hour course we reflect on Dr Ross Greene’s observation that ‘Kids will do well if they can’. We consider the purpose and communication intention of challenging behaviour, explore how developmental delays and disabilities impact on behaviour and complete a case study using a developmental profile to create a Positive Behaviour Support plan

Early Childhood Outreach

Other

Guide to settling Toddlers 1-3 years

Understand common toddler sleep struggles and learn how to create an emotionally safe sleep space, where toddlers feel comfortable drifting to sleep.

Safe Sleep Space

Pedagogy

Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives

When embedding Aboriginal perspectives, educators can be overwhelmed and anxious as they're so worried about doing the wrong thing that it becomes debilitating. In this course, Jess wants to build your cultural confidence and capacity to find ways that you can meaningfully and respectfully include Aboriginal perspectives in your everyday programming curriculum.

Koori Curriculum

Pedagogy

Navigating Participation

This webinar will explore the potential for engaging families, allied professionals and community members for change in practices to ensure social justice perspectives.

Reggio Australia

Other

Supporting children who have experienced trauma

This course uses trauma-informed practice to study the explicit detail and skills of therapeutic engagement. Starting from working with a child who may be reluctant, to identifying children’s resilience and strengths and using them as a way to help move children past self-blame and hopelessness.

Emerging Minds

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