Indoor environments: Spaces for children

$54.00$48.60 Member Price

This course looks at the role of the physical environment in children’s learning and the importance of setting up a well-organised indoor space. It will help you create a variety of rich play and learning spaces through effective organisation, showing that you don’t need to be a ‘designer’ to arrange a successful learning environment. The course includes written information and video interviews with educators that will help you assess your current indoor learning spaces.

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Description

Dr Luke Touhill has worked in early childhood education and care for more than 20 years as a teacher, director, manager, trainer and lecturer. He earned his PhD from Macquarie University through research that investigated the design of children’s services in Australia. He strongly believes that a well-organised and well-resourced physical environment is a key factor in the quality of early childhood education and care practice.

Learning outcomes

In this course, you will:

  • learn about the role of the environment in children’s learning
  • understand how indoor learning environments can guide children’s behaviour and promote constructive learning
  • apply critical elements within environments that support play-based learning
  • find out how the environment can foster a sense of belonging and contribute to children feeling safe.

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Additional information

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Course Duration

60 minutes

Australian Qualifications Framework