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Researchers work on ‘unplugged’ coding activities for preschoolers recognised
Dr Joohi Lee, a professor in the College of Education at the University of Texas, Arlington, has been recognised for her work on coding activities for children that do not involve computers or computer programming in early childhood settings, with her research recently being published in two journals of note.
1 year
by Freya Lucas
Research
Free Bright Tomorrows app helps families understand child development under 5
The Bright Tomorrows parent app reached a significant milestone recently, having been downloaded more than 10,000 times by parents, grandparents and those who care for children under five years old.
1 year
by Freya Lucas
Research
Quality
There are people with games, and stories to tell...Play School teams up for tech safety
Big Ted, Jemima and their friends from Play School have teamed up with the eSafety Commissioner to help families with young children start 2020 with good online safety habits through a Family Tech Agreement.
1 year
by Freya Lucas
Research
Online safety begins in the early years, eSafety Commissioner notes
A recent eSafety national survey revealed that 81 per cent of parents with preschoolers said their children were already using the internet, prompting the eSafety Commissioner to note that while being online at a young age can help children build valuable skills through exploration, play and social interaction, it can also expose them to a range of risks, like harmful content, contact with strangers or missing out on physical activity.
2 years
by Freya Lucas
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Quality
Victorian gastro outbreak: how does it spread, and how can we stop it? A gastroenterologist explains
3 days ago
by Freya Lucas
Provider
Goodstart announces Xap as new childcare management system provider
2 days ago
by Jason Roberts
Policy/Practice
Workplace
Fair Work Commission approves pay rises of up to 10 per cent for ECTs
4 days ago
by Freya Lucas
