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Latest early childhood resources

Strategy in early childhood education

An introduction to the purposes and processes of strategic planning.

The Strategy Design Cycle in an early childhood setting

A step-by-step guide to strategy design for early childhood settings

Ideas for writing strategic documents

Some examples of early childhood strategic plans.

Exercises to support the strategy design cycle

A series of practical exercises that can be used as part of the strategic planning process.

Trouble-shooting common problems in the strategy design process

How to respond to common issues during the strategic planning process.

Strategy design in complex systems

An introduction to complexity theory in strategy design.

Live webinars
coming up

Diverse cultural and gendered identities: Working with children and families in early childhood services

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM MONDAY APRIL 7, 2025
Associate Professor Sonja Arndt and Professor Kylie Smith explore how early childhood settings can support children and families with a range of identities

Literacy practices, language, and friendship in early childhood education

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM MONDAY MAY 12, 2025
Rebecca Hopkins will support teachers to broaden their conceptualisation of literacy, and their intentional practices

The role of love in infant pedagogies

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM MONDAY JUNE 9, 2025
Love has been positioned as a contested emotion in early childhood education, but there are strong arguments for exploring this in early childhood practice

Belonging, equity, and teacher identity in early childhood education

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM WEDNESDAY JULY 16, 2025
Dr Kiri Gould of the University of Auckland will explore teacher identity in early childhood education, and how it intersects with discourses of equity, belonging, and inclusion

Exploring the things of home in early childhood education

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM MONDAY AUGUST 11, 2025
Dr Sonya Gaches from the University of Otago will explore how objects associated with home serve as holders of narratives that create a sense of belonging for children

Learning through the visual arts in early childhood education

LIVE EVENT: 7.30PM MONDAY NOVEMBER 10, 2025
Gai Lindsay, Sarah Probine, Rachel Denee, and Denise Savins will share insights from their brand new book on visual arts education

Snapshots

Research-based guidelines for screen use in educational settings

Key insights from a webinar with Julie Cullen from Sensible Screen Use.

Supporting children with a range of needs in early childhood settings

Key insights from a webinar with Dr Vicki Hargraves.

Mātauranga Māori principles from a Kaupapa Māori perspective

Key insights from a webinar with Dr Tui Summers from Te Rito Maioha.

Supporting autistic tamariki Māori in early childhood settings

Key insights from a webinar with Dr Jessica Tupou.

Key insights on the transition to school from early childhood and primary perspectives

Insights from a webinar with Jennifer Neill on the transition to school.

Inspiring children’s career aspirations and building knowledge about the world of work

Key insights from the webinar with the Possible Me research team.

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