October 17, 2024
Fewer Words have Deeper Impact.
October 10, 2023
Horror In the Metro Tunnel
September 19, 2023
Role of Early Childhood Education Leader in Contemporary Australia
Early childhood education in Australia is significant to everyone in Australia, especially for the overall development of children. The curriculum is designed for holistic development of a child, and equip them with skills and knowledge, thus preparing them for lifelong learning.
Central to all that is the educational leader, a formal teacher/educator who has assumed a leadership role both in the classroom and in the center. This report will present a brief role of such educational leadership, challenges that they face and the contributions in context the Australian context. An example of a best practice has been presented which is relevant to the Australian context, and its effectiveness in the Australian landscape. The term ‘education leader’ and ‘educational leader’ has been used interchangeably in the context of this report.
September 12, 2023
Review of 3 STEM Education apps currently available for Children
May 16, 2023
Evaluation Of Contemporary Play-Based Language and Literacy Theories and Practices
Evaluation Of Contemporary Play-Based Language and Literacy Theories and Practices for Use in Home, Community and in Early Learning Education Environments and Reflection on Culturally Appropriate Practices
How can teachers, families, and professionals in other fields, work together to promote the literacy growth and development of diverse young language learners in inclusive settings?
This report examines the role of play-based language and literacy theories and practices in supporting the development of young language learners in inclusive settings. It explores the cognitive developmental and social interactionist perspectives, highlighting the importance of individual cognitive processes and social interactions within a sociocultural context. Collaboration among family members, educators, and professionals is emphasized to create language-rich environments that foster meaningful social interactions and cultural diversity. Recognizing diverse cultural backgrounds is crucial for inclusive language and literacy learning. The paper concludes by recommending ongoing research and professional development to enhance support for young language learners and promote inclusive language and literacy experiences.