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Early Education Show: Snapshots

The Snapshots series brings you some of our discussions from the Early Education Show, without the newslist and recommendations and in smaller runtimes so you can start your week with a quick hit of early childhood discussion.

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#96 Design and implementation of the Child Care Package

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2019/03/21

This week Lisa and Liam have a brief chat about this weekend's NSW Election, before tackling the Australian National Audit Office's review of the design and implementation of the Government's Child Care Package. We speak to four people in the sector to get a range of views on how well (or not) the Package was delivered.

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#95 Engaging with social justice in early education...

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2019/03/13

This week Lisa and Liam chat with activist, artist and researcher Dr Red Ruby Scarlet about why services who work with young children should engage with issues of social justice.

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#94 Imagination, play and the Conceptual Playworld...

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2019/03/07

This week we are joined by Laureate Professor Marilyn Fleer, who discusses her work as the Kathleen Fitzpatrick Australian Laureate Fellow and developer of the Conceptual PlayLab, an evidence-based model of intentional teaching for early childhood and early primary and an example of world-leading research.

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#93 Excellence in School Age Care (with Forrest Out...

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2019/02/28

This week Liam chats with Ali Sewter, Kylie Keane and Carl Kroon from Forrest Out of Hours School Care about their recent achievement of receiving the Excellent rating from ACECQA; and Leanne brings us her reflections from Day 2 of the recent AJEC Symposium.

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#92 Early Childhood Teachers and the National Quality...

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2019/02/20

This week Lisa, Leanne and Liam discuss recent advocacy around the numbers of Early Childhood Teachers required in NSW early education services. Leanne also provides a summary of her time at the recent AJEC Conference.

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#91 What are the early education advocacy battles of...

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2019/02/14

This week, Lisa and Liam take a look at all the different advocacy campaigns and battles that are happening in 2019 in the early education sector.

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#90 Early Childhood Educator Wellbeing Project (with...

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2019/02/07

In our first episode of 2019, Liam chats with Associate Professor Sandie Wong, Dr Tamara Cumming and Dr Helen Logan about the Early Childhood Educator Wellbeing Project. The Project takes an holistic approach to examine the psychological and physiological aspects of early childhood educators’ well-being within the context of their work environments.

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Bonus Episode #8: Exploring the NQS

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2019/01/11

We're back with full episodes on February 8, but this bonus episode gives listeners access to the first episode of our supporter-only series "Exploring the NQS". This weekly series features Liam looking at the National Quality Standard, once a week, one element at a time.

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#89 2018 Year in Review / Q&A

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2018/12/20

For the third year running we present our end-of-year episode! We provide an overview of the big moments from 2018, make some predictions for what might be to come in 2019, and the answer a few listener questions.

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Bonus Episode #7: December news round-up

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2018/12/17

There’s been a flurry of ECEC news in December, and we didn’t want to wait until February to chat about it. Get up to speed with our quick bonus episode!

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#88 From Working Towards to Exceeding (with Wendy...

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2018/11/29

For our last regular episode of the year, we turn the microphone over to two early childhood education leaders. Wendy Mackay (Centre Director of Harrison Early Childhood Centre) speaks with Anna Whitty (Executive Director, Northside Children’s Services) about leading her centre from a Working Towards rating in 2015, to an Exceeding rating in 2018. The discussion documents the highs and lows of this three-year journey of quality improvement through leadership, self-reflection and professional

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#87 Saving Alstonville Community Preschool (with...

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2018/11/22

This week Lisa and Liam talk about community management of early education services with President of Alstonville Community Preschool Katherine Buckley. Katherine talks to us about Alstonville, how she and the committee work with the Centre Director and what the biggest challenges are for this model.

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#86 Developing and reviewing policies in early...

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2018/11/15

This week we tackle one of the most exciting and thrilling topics in early education - service policies and procedures! We discuss why they’re actually important, how you can approach them and why they’re actually great resources for you and the work you do.

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#85 Why are early education environments all looking...

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2018/11/08

Lisa, Leanne and Liam are joined this week by Professor Deborah Harcourt to discuss the growing trend of early education environments all having similar looks. Where has this trend come from, and what does it mean for children and educators?

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#84 Cultivating capabilities in early childhood...

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2018/11/01

This week Lisa and Liam chat with Charlene Smith from the Mitchell Institute about their new report The Capable Country, which calls for rapid government action to boost capabilities across all stages of learning.

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#83 After the Apology: What services need to do to...

Early Education Show: Snapshots ·

2018/10/25

Earlier this week, the Prime Minister Scott Morrison apologised on behalf of the nation for failing and abandoning the thousands of survivors of institutional child sex abuse. The Apology came after the Royal Commission conducted a years-long investigation into Australia’s failure to keep children safe in many instances. This week, we take a look at how the Royal Commission and the Apology affects early childhood education services, what it means to be a child-safe organisation and what the

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#82 Labor's new early education policies (with Amanda...

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2018/10/18

Lisa and Leanne are taking an extra (well-deserved) week off, so Liam takes a look at the Labor Party's recent early education policy announcements regarding three-year-old preschool and free TAFE places. He chats about Labor's new policies with the Shadow Education Minister Amanda Rishworth, and then talks with Mitchell Institute Director and policy expert Megan O'Connell to take a deeper look at what they mean for the sector.

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#81 Being an Approved Provider (with Jenni Hutchins,...

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2018/09/27

This week we briefly discuss the Labor Party’s plans to crackdown on freebies and giveways to families to get more enrolments, before chatting with CEO of Big Fat Smile Jenni Hutchins. Jenni discusses navigating the compliance and regulatory system as an Approved Provider, supporting Nominated Supervisors with their legal obligations, and how to lead and support an organisation during a prosecution.

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#80 How do I lead and improve excellence in early...

Early Education Show: Snapshots ·

2018/09/20

This week, we're bringing you the third of a series of conference presentations from the Victorian Government's Realising the Potential Conference. The presentations this week all fall under the theme of “How do I lead and improve excellence in early learning?” and feature Professor Joce Nuttall, Director of the Teacher Education Research Concentration in the Learning Sciences Institute Australia, Faculty of Education and Arts, Australian Catholic University; Dr Dan Cloney, Research Fellow,

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#79 Encouraging and supporting positive parenting...

Early Education Show: Snapshots ·

2018/09/13

This week, we're bringing you the second of a series of conference presentations from the Victorian Government's Realising the Potential Conference.The presentations this week all fall under the theme of “Encouraging and supporting positive parenting” and feature Warren Cann, Chief Executive Officer Parenting Research Centre; Marcia Armstrong, Principal Maternal and Child health Nurse Advisor, Department of Education and Training; Michelle Forster, Indigenous Implementation Consultant, Triple P

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