The life of infants and toddlers: from theory to practice – Part 2: Trust and security: taking a key educator approach

Apr 14, 2021 - Apr 14, 2021

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The life of infants and toddlers: from theory to practice – Part 2: Trust and security: taking a key educator approach

Apr 14 2021

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The life of infants and toddlers: from theory to practice

Part 2: Trust and security: taking a key educator approach

Consistency and continuity of caregiving has long been accepted as an important aspect of quality care – particularly with infants and toddlers. However, also important is a relationship of trust and security. This session explores how the key educator approach can provide a secure base for very young children. It covers:

A key educator framework
Building the child/educator relationship
Implications for everyday practice

Presented by: Lynn FarrellDate: Wednesday, 14 April 2021Time: 4.00pm – 5.30pm

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