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Supporting children who disclose trauma
This free online course is the third in a series of trauma-related online courses which includes The impact of trauma on the child and Supporting children who have experienced trauma. This course examines practice strategies for supporting children who have disclosed trauma or abuse directly to you or another person, or who are known to have experienced trauma. Supporting children who disclose trauma introduces the ‘Four Ps’ of helping children move beyond self-blame and secrecy after their experiences of abuse:
Emerging Minds
Reconciliation Professional Learning Bundle
This professional learning bundle is a collection of materials including online learning modules and ECA publications to support educators to build knowledge and contemporary practices around reconciliation.
ECA Learning Hub
Acknowledgement of Country
Saying an Acknowledgement of Country is one way we can honour and pay respects to the traditional custodians of the land. This webinar will reveal ways to make a daily acknowledgement meaningful and relevant to children in an early learning setting.
Koori Curriculum
Building blocks for children’s social and emotional wellbeing
This course explores important concepts and ideas related to child mental health and development, and investigates the child’s social and emotional wellbeing within the context of their family, community, and networks.
Emerging Minds
Understanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultures and People: Building a culturally competent and responsive service
Professional learning modules that support understandings of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and people. Module 3: Building a culturally competent and responsive service - this course gives you practical actions that you can use across your entire service.
Early Childhood Resource Hub
Top Questions Answered
Many early childhood educators are hesitant to begin including Indigenous perspectives in their program out of fear of getting it wrong. Complicating the matter further, there is an abundance of conflicting advise and views within the early childhood profession when it comes to Aboriginal perspectives. Navigating the spectrum of voices and views can be confusing and overwhelming for educators and most wish there was a simple way of ascertaining the do’s and the don’ts. Do you want to know what is and isn’t ok in regards to the inclusion of Aboriginal perspectives in your curriculum?
Koori Curriculum
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