Equity and inclusion professional learning package

This is a two-part series.

Reconciliation in action - Part 1

This module provides an overview of Australia’s Indigenous history and contemporary society. It also explains how personal knowledge and beliefs impact on your experience of Reconciliation. Your knowledge and beliefs form the foundation for building Reconciliation in your service. The module features interviews with Indigenous and non-Indigenous educators and experts, and practical information and strategies.

Reconciliation in action - Part 2

This module supports educators to learn and teach about Indigenous culture and reconciliation with children. Reconciliation through early childhood education and care can be extremely powerful, as it promises to change the futures of all children in Australia. The module features interviews with Indigenous and non-Indigenous educators and experts, and practical information and strategies.

Note for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers: This module contains images of deceased people.

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This series is suitable for education and care professionals at all stages of their careers.

Inclusion benefits all children. Partnerships with families and caregivers underpin young children’s inclusion, learning and development. This series examines the role of effective partnerships to enable inclusion within early childhood education and care services, the benefits of partnerships and strategies to support inclusive practice.

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In this webcast, Dr Red Ruby Scarlet addresses key critical questions about embedding anti-bias approaches in everyday practice: what it is, what it means, how the anti-bias approach is interrelated with other pedagogical approaches, and the practical ways educators can become a part of the ‘anti-bias movement.’

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This webinar explores the topic of childhood bilingualism and how early childhood educators can help bilingual children develop language and communication skills during the early years. The webinar also looks at supporting bilingual educators as well as how to share language and culture with young children and their families.

Please allow time to view this session in one sitting as your progress through the webinar cannot be saved.

Learning outcomes

In this course, you will explore:

• different terms and types of bilingualism during childhood
• the various factors that influence language development in young children learning more than one language
• the benefits of bilingualism for children and their families
• how to identify and promote factors that support bilingualism during early childhood.

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