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- Access to high-quality, affordable and inclusive early learning and child care (ELCC) is essential for the cognitive, emotional and social development of children. It also plays a crucial role in supporting parents, particularly mothers, to participate in the workforce, thereby contributing to the overall economic growth of our community.
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This paper will describe the practices that can be used in ECCE settings to support children’s inclusive learning experiences, and the benefits of using such practices for children, families, and early childhood practitioners.
Education: High quality ECCE results in (1) cost-savings and increased efficiency in the education system, (2) children more prepared for school with strong pre-literacy and pre-numeracy skills, and a (3) solid foundation of socio-emotional skills (e.g., resilience, tolerance, empathy, honesty).
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- The Image of The Child
- Getting to Know The Children
- Inclusive Environments
- Cultural Competence
- Intentional Teaching
The starting point for successful inclusive practices is reflecting upon the image of the child. Loris Malaguzzisuggests that the educators’ image of the child directs them in how they talk, listen, observe and relate to children. The image of the child influences how the educator views the child and influences their expectations they have of them....
It is important to get to know individual children so that the appropriate support can be offered to them. This is most successfully achieved through discussion with the family and the child and through observation and documentation. Discussions with the family will provide educators with vital information about the child. It is important to ask qu...
The importance of high quality early years education and care has been well documented . Participation in inclusive high-quality early childhood settings is fundamental to supporting children to build positive identities, develop a sense of belonging and realise their full potential. Supporting children’s positive individual and group identity deve...
In creating an inclusive physical environment, a shared culture of inclusion can be modelled and supported. Children are naturally curious about the people around them as they attempt to develop a sense of their own identity. One way of achieving this is by defining what makes them different from everyone else. A child may ask questions about obser...
Early childhood pedagogy The term pedagogy is a fairly new term to educators across Nova Scotia. The term pedagogy stems from the Greek terms paÍs (child) and ágõ (to lead, to guide). Pedagogy refers to the holistic nature of an educator’s professional practice, especially those aspects that involve building and nurturing relationships. Early child...
Investing in high-quality holistic early childhood development, care, and education for children of all ages is an important method for enhancing learning and decreasing inequality, especially for the most vulnerable children (Richard, 2019; Beeharry, 2021).
This cluster of Young Children articles takes up that call by digging deeper into the core consideration of individuality and guidelines related to inclusion and offering in-depth descriptions of approaches to meet each child where they are.
Jun 1, 2021 · According to Lero and Irwin, recent bilateral agreements in Canada stress the importance of high-quality programs that are accessible, affordable, flexible and inclusive. The goal is to ensure that all children can benefit from early learning and child-care programs.
Combined with previous spending announced in the 2017 federal budget, earmarked federal spending for early learning and child care will thus total just under $34 billion over five years. Federal funding in the 2021 – 2022 fiscal year will jump significantly to $4.1 billion. By 2025 – 2026, a minimum of $9.2 billion annually including funds ...
