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Stress! Maintaining a Sense of Calm: On-Demand Webcast (COVID related)
Stress is an expected human response to challenging or dangerous situations. Small amounts of stress, such as meeting a challenge or deadline can be helpful. A complete lack of stress can lead to reduced motivation and performance.
Child Australia
Introduction to working in early education and care
This free* 10-week pilot will provide you with an opportunity to explore working in early childhood education and care as a career choice. You will gain skills and knowledge in working effectively with people through a program that combines online and face-to-face workshops, mentor support and practical work experience placement in an early childhood service.
Gowrie SA
Robots, Relationships & Reflection
New technologies are twinkling their way into children’s lives! Building a curriculum that has foresight into how they live now & will live requires us to play with new technologies without losing sight of what we know about nature & sustainability.
The Inclusion Room
Supporting parents to promote children’s social and emotional wellbeing
This course explores entry points and opportunities for conversations between practitioners and parents which support children’s social and emotional wellbeing. It specifically focuses on conversations which offer support, reassurance, guidance, information, or resources to assist parents in promoting positive mental health in their child.
Emerging Minds
Claire Warden Learning with Nature Online Learning Series
In order to work with nature, we need to re-awaken follow the examples of various custodians of the land around the world and learn the skills that they have maintained over time. There is a worldwide nature movement by embedding nature pedagogy into daily practice. It is not enough to just source bright ideas. As a profession, we need to build on a foundation of values.
ECA Learning Hub
Parental chronic physical illness and child-aware practice
This course is based on the evidence and understanding that parental chronic physical illness can have a direct impact on children’s social and emotional wellbeing. This is together with the understanding that health professionals working with parents experiencing chronic physical illness are well placed to hold preventative conversations to help reduce the negative impacts for children.
Emerging Minds
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