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06:30 PM Online Workshop – Unswaddling Pedagogy: How to Be with Young Children in Ways that Acknowledge Their Strengths and Celebrate Their Differences
Online Workshop – Unswaddling Pedagogy: How to Be with Young Children in Ways that Acknowledge Their Strengths and Celebrate Their Differences
Description: In very practical, joyful, playful ways, this workshop will engage with the concepts and practices of swaddling, unswaddling and non-swaddling pedagogies, bringing into the attention of the audience the pivotal role of early education in the designs of life. The presentation will also focus on the “missing beginnings”- the reasons why there is a globally present disconnect between early education and school education. Dr. Annabella Cant will share findings from her research in order to motivate the audience to think with the concepts and better understand the privilege of working with young children.She will continue the conversation on the introduced concepts and will share two examples of swaddling pedagogies: the “Moulding” one and the “Not-yet” one. Also, she will introduce the theory and practice of Imaginative Education – a pedagogy that she considers close to being unswaddling – together with her own contributions to it, contributions that emphasize the period at the beginning of life: 0 to 5. Participants will get a glimpse of children’s genuine capacity for openness and wonder by feeling it themselves. Annabella will remind her participants how to be joyful, playful, and open, and why these states of mind provoke deep and long-lasting learning in children. Presenter: Dr. Annabella Cant
Address: Online via Zoom Platform
Start Time: 06:30 PM
Start Date: 03/31/2022
End Time: 08:30 PM
End Date: 03/31/2022
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10:00 AM Tinkering and STEM – What Does This Mean in Early Learning Programs? - In-Person Workshop
Tinkering and STEM – What Does This Mean in Early Learning Programs? - In-Person Workshop
Description: The concept of tinkering is gaining momentum as a driver of creativity and innovation. The tinkering process is about creating ideas and making them through trial and error. Tinkering aligns with how children engage with Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) concepts and practices. When children engage in tinkering, they are blending tools of science with aesthetics and self-expression. This session will explore how children construct knowledge and express creativity in their play environments. Ideas for promoting tinkering and stem concepts in an array of curriculum areas will be presented. SUITABLE FOR ALL EARLY LEARNING AND CHILD CARE PROFESSIONALS Presenter: Dr. Beverlie Dietze
Address: #100-6846 King George Blvd
Start Time: 10:00 AM
Start Date: 04/02/2022
End Time: 02:30 PM
End Date: 04/02/2022
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10/03/2022
- 12/05/2022
09:30 AM
- 09:30 AM
0-5
Free
Parents who have concerns about their child's speech development can speak to a Fraser Health speech pathologist
North Delta FRC (Family Resource Centre)
02/25/2022
- 12/16/2022
12:30 PM
- 02:00 PM
North Delta
Join us as we learn through play, focusing on early literacy experiences, strengthening parenting skills, and promoting family and community engagement. We provide a child-friendly learning environment that stimulates brain development. Children then learn to socialize, and acquire skills that help prepare them for life. Parents are encouraged to observe and participate in activities that assist early learning, and discover new ways to support their children’s learning at home.
Ladner Family Resource Centre (the Hub)
- 12/17/2022
- 11:00 AM
Come join us as we learn through play, focusing on early literacy experiences, strengthening parenting skills, and promoting family and community engagement. We provide a child-friendly learning environment that stimulates brain development. Children then learn to socialize, and acquire skills that help prepare them for life. Parents are encouraged to observe and participate in activities that assist early learning, and discover new ways to support their children’s learning at home.
North Delta Mother Goose
04/03/2022
- 06/20/2022
01:00 PM
Virtual
Parent-Child Mother Goose introduces parents/caregivers to the pleasure and power of using songs, rhymes, and stories with their babies and young children. Parents gain the skill and confidence that enables them to create positive family patterns during a child’s crucial years. It also provides their children with healthy early experiences with language and communication. 0-15 months.