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2-015 Respectful care of infants and toddlers in ECE group care
This course has been created by Raewyne Bary (EdD) and Angela Bush
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Self Directed Online Learning
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Duration
Approx 8 Hours
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What you are going to learn
Understanding respectful infant and toddler care in group settings
This course takes a deep dive into understanding respectful infant and toddler care in group settings. Underpinned by learnings from RIE and Pikler philosophies, this course takes early childhood teachers through what quality infant and toddler group care looks, sounds and feels like. This includes a break down of significant care moments for children and teachers.
We support you to develop a clear understanding of why primary caregiving is so important in group ECE settings, and delve into the research that supports this practice. Furthermore we explore what this means for teachers and leaders working with infants and toddlers from a practical perspective.
We unpack the role of the primary caregiver and also how to create a secondary caregiver system.
Certificate of completion provided for your professional learning records.
This course is for you if;
- You want to develop your understanding of respectful practice and what this looks like with infants and toddlers in group care.
You know that primary caregiving is best practice for infants and toddlers, but you are not sure exactly how to go about this. - You want to build your knowledge and expertise as an infant and toddler specialist.
- You want to know how to work without rosters, how to implement primary caregiving, and how to create a high functioning infant and toddler team.
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This course includes...
#1 What is primary caregiving?
And what is it NOT?
We focus on the research that supports why primary caregiving is best practice for infants and toddlers in ECE group care. We will identify what a good quality primary caregiving system looks like in practice.
#2 What is respectful practice with infants and toddlers?
We break down what respectful practice looks like and examine the role of the primary caregiver. This includes practical suggestions for how to be an amazing primary caregiver and the importance of creating a "buddy" system or secondary caregiver in group care.
#3 Working without rosters in group care
We dive into how infant and toddler teams can work without rosters, and how to create a system that works in the best interests of children and teachers.
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This course includes;Videos exploring each of the topics in depth.Readings and resources.
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This course has been created by Raewyne Bary (EdD) and Angela Bush
Raeywne Bary (EdD)
Raewyne has an ENORMOUS amount of experience and knowledge in ECE, Primary Caregiving and RIE philosophy. Not only that, but Raewyne has completed a PhD, and her research focus was on the impact of organisational culture on the ability of teachers to form attachment type relationships.
It was through this mahi that Raewyne deepened her understanding of how rosters can and do impact on relationship development.Raewyne was also part of the team at Massey University Childcare Center who was a leader in the field at implementing primary care giving, and who has shown us all that we can in fact work without rosters in an infant toddler space, and that this is best practice for this age group.She has also been part of a three year Center of Innovation research project which explored leadership impacts on outcomes for infants and toddlers. This was further connected to the center's community of practice philosophy where the team worked without rosters, in a primary care system.
Angela Bush
Angela has been working in ECE for over thirty years. This includes roles as a nanny, teacher, leader, manager, centre owner and lecturer in a tertiary environment. In a previous life Angela has also been a registered nurse.
Angela's philosophy is strongly based on RIE and Magda Gerber's educaring approach. She completed her RIE 1 training in Los Angeles in 2021 and has been a passionate advocate for primary caregiving since then.
Angela is currently Curriculum Leader at three early childhood services in New Zealand where primary caregiving and RIE based philosophy is at the heart of infant and toddler practice.
Angela is currently Curriculum Leader at three early childhood services in New Zealand where primary caregiving and RIE based philosophy is at the heart of infant and toddler practice.