Forget the chaos of Christmas and end the year in a meaningful way. Nicole has 10 questions to support you to engage in reflective practice and to begin thinking about 2020!Thanks for listening!Like the show? Consider supporting our work by becomi

Alistair Gibbs shares the importance of social justice within early childhood settings, giving educators simple steps that they can take to be advocates for inclusion and positivity.Thanks for listening!Like the show? Consider supporting our work

Jen and Narell from Birdwings take a "break" from their days adventuring in the forest and let us in on the importance of children spending large periods of time in natural spaces.Thanks for listening!Like the show? Consider supporting our work by

After a couple of months break, the Inspired Educator podcast is back and ready to talk about taking the opportunity to switch direction and step out of your comfort zone.Thanks for listening!Like the show? Consider supporting our work by becoming

Carrie Rose challenges us to rethink our practices in relation to programming and planning, to put critical reflection and deep thinking at the heart of our observation and documentation.Thanks for listening!Like the show? Consider supporting our

Nicole talks to educator of eighteen years, Tristan Page, about the realities of being a male educator in a female dominant profession.Thanks for listening!Like the show? Consider supporting our work by becoming a Patron, shopping our Amazon Link

Kate Higginbottom shares the incredible research project that her team at Adamstown Community Early Learning and Preschool engaged in, with the University of Newcastle. Hear how risky play has transformed their experiences and understandings.

Belinda Turner talks about the unique approach that Woodrising Natural Learning Centre has taken to physical play and challenge, and the occupational therapy research and information that underpins their practice at the service.

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