The Early Years Learning Hub Podcast

This episode is all about giving listeners some powerful, child-centred strategies to guide children's behaviour. It is all about empowering educators with the confidence to build strong relationships and manage their classrooms and learning environments to ensure a safe and supportive space for all.https://earlyyearslearninghub.com.au/product/supporting-childrens-behaviour/

In this episode I speak with Dr William DeJean Founder & CEO   Unleash Learning about the challenges of engaging with evidenced-based professional learning and making practice changes. We discuss the amount of information that teachers, educators and leaders are exposed to and how this can be overwhelming and create a barrier to learning and improvement.

This is the first of 4 episodes in conversation with Su Garrett the owner and director of the excellent rated service- Explore and Develop Annandale. In this episode Su talks about her service's approach to sustainability, embedding all dimensions across all aspects of the program and service operation.

This week’s podcast episode is one of our Professional learning tapas series and it is all about Critical reflection in action. In this episode I share some insights into why we need to critically reflect, what to reflect on and how to record it. The episode includes an example from my own practice, where I talk about our service’s response to a serious incident involving child protection that hap...

In this episode I am joined by Dr Gai Lindsay to discuss all things visual arts, Gai is an amazing expert and advocate for the arts in early childhood. Hopefully this episode will inspire you to take a journey with children to learn the language of the arts!

In this practice sharing episode I am joined by Nick Stephens, a male Early Childhood Teacher who works at a preschool in Western Sydney. We discuss the importance of a diverse workforce and what an impact male teachers and educators can have on children. We also discuss the issues and challenges males in early childhood and the early years of school face.

This is the first of our professional learning tapas series where we aim to give you some quick and easily digested professional learning on the go. Often these episodes link back to some of our courses, so if you like what you hear you can purchase a course or membership to our online networking to find out more. Today we are talking about knowing your stuff. I wanted to start here because it is...

This is the first in our ‘Unpacking theory and research’ series where I invite academics, researchers and experts to tell us what the theory, research or contemporary understandings mean for our day to day practice and our work as teachers, educators and leaders. This episode is about practice architectures and what this means for how we develop as professionals and the sorts of conditions that en...

This is the very first episode of our series titled 'Practice sharing' where I have a chat with another teacher, educator or leader about topics that I think might be of interest to the education sector. It could be that person has some great ideas or is even an expert in that area. In this episode we are talking about one of the hottest topics around- assessment and planning! Our guest sp...

Welcome to our introductory episode where we explain what we will be talking about, the types of episodes, how the Early Years Learning Hub came to be and the professional journey of our fonder and Managing Director- Jacqui Ward. Remember all podcast listeners recieve 25% off at the checkout by entering the code 'POD25'.