Noticing the red flags for children’s learning and development: How an occupational therapy lens can support your work as an educator

Sep 02, 2021 - Sep 02, 2021

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Noticing the red flags for children’s learning and development: How an occupational therapy lens can support your work as an educator

Sep 2 2021

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This professional learning opportunity would suit early childhood professionals who want to better understand:

when educators should be concerned about children’s motor development
how educators can best support children’s play skills and motor development.

After registering for the webinar, participants are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the following resources:

We can't forget about physical skills in EYFS by Julian Grenier (2021) – will support deeper engagement with the ideas presented in the webinar
VCAA Early Years Wellbeing Practice Guide – will strengthen understanding of the importance of wellbeing and support practices that establish strong foundations for children’s lifelong wellbeing.

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