Australian research on educators’ wellbeing
Register now and mark your calendar for our upcoming In Focus webinar for early learning!
When educators thrive, the whole learning community benefits.
There are close connections between early childhood educators’ wellbeing and their capacity for providing high quality education and care. Recent research shows that educators’ wellbeing in early learning services, both their physiological and psychological wellbeing, is compromised.
Join Dr Tamara Cumming from Macquarie University as we explore factors that contribute to educator wellbeing, and the roles educators play within a whole-of-setting approach to wellbeing.
You’re invited to stay online after the 1 hour webinar has concluded to join a 30 minute conversation with our panelists to hear from other educators from across Australia sharing their wellbeing strategies and experiences.
Be You has developed the Planning for Wellbeing: mine, yours, ours resource for early learning services, school age care services, and schools to guide ways of planning, learning and acting together for wellbeing. This resource supports educators to reflect on their stressors, as well as provide information on how to engage in conversations with colleagues and support wellbeing in their learning community. Read more about how this resource can guide what we do for wellbeing as a learning community, in our relationships and for ourselves.
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