Supporting Children's Self Regulation

Investing in self-regulation lays the groundwork for lifelong success. Research, including the renowned Dunedin Study (2011), has shown that self-regulation skills like perseverance, self-discipline, and conscientiousness predict better health, academic achievements, and social outcomes—independent of IQ or background. Children with strong self-regulation are more likely to thrive emotionally, perform well in school, build meaningful relationships, and avoid behavioural challenges.

As outlined in Te Whāriki, nurturing socially competent, emotionally resilient lifelong learners is at the heart of early childhood education, and fostering self-regulation is integral to achieving this goal.

Join our webinar to gain practical insights and strategies to support this critical area of development. Together, we’ll explore:

Proven teaching strategies and curriculum approaches to enhance self-regulation and social competence.

How self-regulation evolves during different stages of early childhood.

Practical ways to empower parents to foster self-regulation at home.

Let’s build a future where every child has the skills to navigate challenges, form strong connections, and achieve their fullest potential. Don’t miss this opportunity to make a lasting impact!