Our ECE curriculum requires us to prioritise the support of children’s developing working theories. This is because, in a rapidly changing world, children need the skills to inquire, theorise, collaborate and problem-solve.
Implementing a curriculum based on children’s inquiries is one way to ensure that, as teachers, we stay focused on fostering these important skills and dispositions. Creating opportunities for children to engage in long-term explorations or projects of interest and relevance to them, based on their real questions and problems, is a meaningful way to design curriculum.
This recorded webinar will:
Support you to identify potential foci of inquiry.
Explore strategies and skills for facilitating children’s learning through their inquiries.
Discuss how to document learning and teaching in ways that are consistent with the ethos of inquiry.
Presented by Bridgit Williams
MProfStud(Ed); BA (Ed); DipTchgECE; PGDip Montessori
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Bridgit Williams MProfStud(Ed); BA (Ed); DipTchgECE; PGDip Montessori
Bridgit is a mother and experienced early childhood leader and teacher. She has a Masters degree in Professional Studies and has been a facilitator of early childhood teacher's professional learning since 2015.
As a professional leader in the early childhood sector, Bridgit has extensive knowledge in child development, learning and teaching.
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