Intentional teaching and investigations; Daisies part two

6 May 2020

Back by popular demand, Dr Anne Meade and Meg Kwan from Daisies Early Education and Care Centre follow up their hugely successful webinar on designing local curriculum responsive to their individual context.

In this webinar, Anne and Meg discuss how they utilise an intentional teaching approach in the planning and implementation of their investigations with children. The webinar explores examples of investigations undertaken at Daisies, what has made them successful, and how teachers have balanced extended learning with children’s free play.

You can also watch the video of the first webinar in this series here.

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Presenters

Dr Anne Meade

Dr Anne Meade has worked in early childhood education for over 40 years, as a teacher, researcher, lecturer, author, and policy developer. She is the founder of Daisies Early Education & Care Centre.

Meg Kwan

Meg Kwan is headteacher of Te Purapura House (for children aged 0-2 years) at Daisies, having been a member of the team for 5 years. She focuses her practice on building strong and respectful relationships with tamariki and their whānau, and values family involvement in early childhood education highly.