Teaching - What to Teach Children, How & Why

The articles here will give you information and insights to think analytically about teaching and learning, what to teach, and also what makes for a good curriculum for young children

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Te Whariki - Should the NZ ECE Curriculum be Reviewed and How it Compares to the Early Years Framework for Australia

Using ICT as Part of Children's Learning: A Case Study Showing Best Practices and Strategies in a Kindergarten Setting

Introducing Technology and Ways to Use ICT at Your Home and Early Childhood Centre

Sign Language and Signing for Babies and Toddlers

Co-construction, Problem-Solving, Scaffolding and Hypothesising: Super Teaching for Super Success

"Putting the Cog into Cognitive": The Key Theorists and Theories to Keep in Mind When Teaching Young Children

An Example of Child Directed Learning

Pikler and Gerber Theories: Putting Ideas into Practice and Questions Around Consistency with Te Whariki and What is Best for Children

Ko Tau Rourou Ko Taku Rourou ā Kua Mārama Shared Understandings and Reflection on Wairua

An Authentic Version of the Concept of Tuakana-Teina dictated by Whakapapa

The iPad and other Tablets: Handy Technology for Learning and What to Consider

Edible Gardens - A Valuable Resource for Early Childhood Teaching and Learning

Heuristic Play Philosophy and Treasure Baskets for Infants and Older Children

The Importance of Fun in the Learning Process

Helping a Preschool Child Learn Pre-Reading Skills

Self Review: How You Can Work Smarter, Not Harder for Best Practice

It all Comes Out in the Wash! Teaching Style and Thinking About The Kind of Teacher You Are

Helping Young Learners to Flourish

Literacy Learning and Teaching Essentials to Know

Concept Mapping with 3- to 6-year olds to Support Meaningful Learning

Men Who Change Nappies, Change the World

Books Children Prefer

Exposing Children to [Real] Art

Use of Colouring-in Books

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