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What if everything we've been telling children about dealing with bullies is actually making it worse?

In this powerful episode of "For Your Ears from the Early Years," host Lili-Ann welcomes trailblazing psychologist Evelyn Field OAM, FAPS - Order of Australia Medal recipient and leading expert on bullying prevention who has dedicated decades to transforming how we approach this critical issue.

Drawing from her own childhood experiences of being bullied and the profound loss of a child, Evelyn reveals why the common advice to "ignore bullies" or "walk away" can be counterproductive - and shares her groundbreaking six-step Butterfly Model that's helped thousands of children and adults reclaim their power.

🦋 In this episode, you'll discover:

• Why showing fear to bullies guarantees an attack (just like with wild animals)
• The revolutionary "blocking" technique that leaves bullies stunned and powerless
• How to teach children neutral responses like "Fancy that, really, oh dear"
• The brain science behind bullying - why it causes actual brain damage from age 6
• Why resilience isn't what you think it is (Holocaust survivors didn't succeed alone)
• How schools can heal children from difficult homes
• The "Magic Dice" technique that teaches children about perfectionism
• Why mirror neurons are our "social superpowers"

🐕 Meet Harry the Bully Blocker - the therapy dog whose story became the simple tool that distils decades of psychological expertise into wisdom even children can master.

Evelyn challenges everything you thought you knew about bullying prevention, demonstrating that "we need friends and family to survive" - not individual resilience, but social support networks that keep us alive and thriving.

Whether you're an educator, parent, or anyone who works with children, this conversation will transform your understanding and give you practical, evidence-based tools that work. Sometimes, the most radical thing you can do is stay calm, use your social superpowers, and remember that the correct response can change everything.

Key Takeaways:

• The six-step framework: Identify, Understand, Build Self-Esteem, Communicate, Block Bullies, Build Networks
• Why "I" statements work better than "You" statements
• How to help children read social cues and build authentic self-esteem
• Practical phrases that de-escalate conflicts
• Warning signs educators should watch for

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🔥 MUST-LISTEN for educators everywhere! 🔥

Continuing our April focus on the brain, prepare to have your understanding of learning environments completely revolutionised by Dr. Kathryn Murray, creator of the  'Brain Set Environments' programme and CEO of Future Strong Education.

Building on insights from Dr. Shyam Barr in Episode 24, Dr. Murray unveils the powerful connection between classroom design and brain function, transforming education worldwide. With 40+ years of expertise and her own miraculous brain injury survival story, she shares how thoughtfully crafted spaces can dramatically change children's behaviour, engagement, and learning outcomes—often within DAYS of implementation.

Educators implementing her approach report astonishing results:

• "The CALM that descended on my classroom after just a few tweaks was unbelievable"
• "Children stayed engaged for TRIPLE the time"
• "The beautiful HUM of productive learning replaced the chaos"
• "It gave us breathing space, actually to observe and connect with children"

Discover the science-backed 'S-E-T' framework (Survival, Emotional, Thinking) that explains why traditional classroom setups often trigger stress responses in children's developing brains. Learn why sharp corners, cluttered spaces, and poor wayfinding create 'foggy brains' incapable of deep learning.

Walk away with immediately actionable strategies to:

• Create 'defined spaces' that dramatically boost security and engagement
• Use wayfinding principles that eliminate anxiety and increase independence
• Select colours, materials and layouts that support optimal brain functioning
• Design environments that naturally develop self-regulation and resilience

As Dr. Murray powerfully reminds us: 'If the flower is not blooming, you don't do something to the flower. You do something to the environment.'

Stop struggling with behaviour management. Start creating spaces where children's brains naturally thrive!

#EarlyYearsEducation #BrainDevelopment #ChildhoodEducation #LearningEnvironments #EarlyChildhood #ChildDevelopment #NeuroscienceInEducation #PlayBasedLearning #ChildCentredDesign

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April 2025 is Brain Month with my podcast, For Your Ears from the Early Years. ' Starting with this fantastic interview with Dr Shyam Barr, I will be releasing other podcasts and articles focused on how we can maximise learning by supporting children to learn about how their brain works to support their learning. 

In this illuminating episode of 'For Your Ears from the Early Years,' host Lili-Ann Kriegler welcomes Dr. Shyam Barr, an educator and researcher specialising in self-regulated learning and metacognition. Dr. Shyam, author of Educate to Self-Regulate: Empowering Learners for Lifelong Success, shares his journey from science teacher to educational leader and researcher, revealing how his perspective shifted from "teaching science" to "teaching young people how to learn science."

As a Professional Associate at the University of Canberra, Shyam bridges the gap between research and classroom practice, drawing on his experience as both a secondary school teacher and an educational leader. His contributions to education have been widely recognised, with the Australian Council for Educational Leaders (ACEL) selecting him as a New Voice Scholar for Educational Leadership Research. At the same time, The Educator listed him as one of the Most Influential Educators in Australia.

This conversation examines recent research that demonstrates the significant impact of metacognitive interventions on young learners, with effect sizes indicating substantial educational benefits. Dr. Barr introduces his "living room of the mind" metaphor, comparing metacognition to watching television from a couch and controlling it with a remote, thereby making complex cognitive concepts accessible to both educators and students.

The discussion highlights practical classroom applications, including innovative strategies such as the 'golden retriever' memory metaphor and traffic light confidence indicators, which help children as young as three and four develop metacognitive awareness. Dr. Barr delves into fascinating research on the sustainable implementation of metacognitive approaches, revealing key organisational factors that determine whether these approaches become embedded in school culture or remain isolated practices.

Whether you're an early childhood educator, a teacher of older students, or a parent interested in supporting cognitive development, this episode offers valuable insights into how we can help young people become more aware of their thinking processes and develop the skills to control them—essential abilities for academic success and lifelon

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In this captivating episode of 'For Your Ears from the Early Years,'  Sue Newman, co-founder of Boogie Mites, shares her inspiring journey from the corporate world to creating a transformative music education program backed by neuroscience research.

Sue's experience with her children led her to cofound Boogie Mites, an innovative approach that harnesses music's 'whole brain workout' capabilities. Sue explains the evidence-based ABCD methodology—active attention, Boosting the brain, Community cohesion, and Daily dose—and how these principles support children's cognitive, physical, and emotional development.

Drawing inspiration from neuroscientists Dr. Nina Kraus and Dr. Anita Collins, Sue reveals how music activates every brain region and serves as a 'privileged portal to memory.' The conversation highlights Boogie Mites' inclusive approach, making music accessible to children of all abilities, backgrounds, and developmental stages. Sue also shares how their program enhances literacy, mathematics, and social-emotional skills.

The episode explores Boogie Mites' comprehensive teacher training opportunities, equipping educators with the knowledge, confidence, and resources to implement effective music activities. Sue also discusses their affiliate opportunities, including their international expansion with licensees now in Australia, Qatar, Hong Kong, Singapore, and China.

This episode will transform your thoughts about music's role in young children's development and wellbeing.

Boogie Mites offers listeners a 20% discount on Boogie Mites ABCD of Do-Re-Mi digital training package for the week of the broadcast (13-20 March 2025). They can use LAKABCD20% at the checkout.

The ABCD of Do-Re-Mi Taster Teacher Training Package: https://www.boogiemites.co.uk/shop/the-abcd-of-do-re-mi/

 You can see a reel of song clips included in the package in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTNAlmtUtC8

Find out more about Boogie Mites:

• Website: https://www.boogiemites.co.uk/
• Demo Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTNAlmtUtC8
• Home Learning App: https://www.boogiemites.co.uk/shop/boogie-mites-app/

 #EarlyYearsEducation #MusicAndLearning #ChildDevelopment #Boog

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This March, we explore the Arts in early childhood education with Anne Belcher, a music educator with 20+ years of experience who founded Branch into Music near Ballarat after discovering music's soothing power on her own baby.

Anne explains that every child is born musical and shares her "musical tree" framework with five essential branches: keeping the beat, singing, playing instruments, movement, and listening. She offers simple, accessible strategies for educators of all skill levels to incorporate music throughout the day, emphasising that you don't need to be a professional musician to enrich children's lives.

Music develops cognitive skills across multiple domains—steady beats support early literacy and reading skills, nursery rhymes build vocabulary and memory, and activities like using Frisbees as instruments develop mathematical concepts through patterns and sequencing. Music naturally integrates numeracy through counting beats, making learning feel like play rather than formal instruction.

At Federation University, Anne teaches pre-service teachers that "making music makes us happy," creating a foundation for learning and meaningful relationships. During COVID lockdowns, she adapted to online teaching, reaching more educators and children than ever.

Anne shares that children respond to sounds from 16 weeks of gestation, with their mother's heartbeat being their first musical experience—an innate musicality that any educator can nurture, regardless of perceived musical ability.

Join host Lili-Ann Kriegler for this uplifting conversation that will put a spring in your step and music in your heart!

Anne’s contacts and a generous free resource:

 Special Offer – FREE MASTERCLASS for “For Your Ears” Listeners: “Boom! Crash! Bang! Using musical instruments most effectively with our early learners”: https://www.branchintomusic.online/offers/269ZigAP

Website: https://www.branchintomusic.online/ 

YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/@BranchIntoMusic

 

Join host Lili-Ann Kriegler for this uplifting conversation that will put a spring in your step and music in your heart!

#EarlyChildhoodEducation #MusicEducation #EarlyYears #ChildDevelopment #TeacherResources #ECE #PreschoolMusic #MusicalLearning #EarlyLiteracy #EarlyMaths #ChildhoodArts #PlayBasedLearning #EarlyLearning #TeacherPD #NurseryRhymes

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 Explore the Reggio Emilia Approach with Lola Alvarez: Cultivating Trust, Nurturing Innovation, and Enriching Young Minds

Episode 21 of 'For Your Ears from the Early Years' marks the podcast's evolution in 2025 as we shift towards more in-depth monthly explorations of key early years' themes and initiatives.

In this illuminating episode, meet Lola Alvarez, Reggio Emilia coordinator at Shanghai American School. With 40 years of teaching experience across three continents, Lola shares her transformative journey from a teaching assistant in Colombia to becoming a pioneering educator in China.

Discover how Lola integrates Latin American warmth with Chinese cultural values while implementing Reggio Emilia principles. Learn about her innovative approaches, from developing maths apps to creating flexible learning environments honouring children's natural rhythms. She discusses breaking gender barriers in STEM education, the power of 'shoshin' (beginner's mind), and the importance of seeing time as fluid in early childhood education.

This episode launches our February focus on the Reggio Emilia Approach. We'll provide supplementary resources throughout the month, including research articles, case studies, practical guides, and visual documentation of Reggio-inspired practices. Links to these valuable materials will be shared progressively via our platform.

This conversation offers both inspiration and actionable insights for educators seeking to deepen their understanding of the Reggio Emilia philosophy and its practical application in diverse cultural contexts.

To read a comprehensive article by Ms Lola, navigate to https://bit.ly/4aM5ibs

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#ReggioPedagogy #EarlyYearsEducation #TeacherLeadership #EYFS #EarlyChildhoodEducation #PlayBasedLearning #ECE #ChildCentredLearning #STEMEducation #InnovativeEducation #TeacherResearcher #PedagogyOfListening #GlobalEducation #InternationalEducation #EYEducators #ReggioCenturyLearning

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For Your Ears from the Early Years - Episode with Rosemary Paul

In this moving episode, host Lili-Ann Kriegler speaks with Rosemary Paul, an early childhood educator from Lagos, Nigeria. Rosemary shares her remarkable journey into education, beginning with her experience of caring for her ten younger siblings at age 16 after losing her mother. Now an experienced educator, she offers profound insights into early childhood education in Nigeria, where traditional views often clash with modern educational approaches.

Through heartfelt stories and practical examples, Rosemary illuminates how she uses play-based learning to reach every child, navigate cultural differences, and build trust with families. She discusses the challenges and opportunities of teaching in Nigeria's diverse cultural landscape, where three major languages—Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo—intersect in the classroom.

Particularly touching is Rosemary's description of using traditional games like 'Ayo' to teach mathematics and her passionate belief that "play is the father of children." Her innovative approaches to teaching and unwavering commitment to understanding each child's unique needs showcase the transformative power of culturally sensitive early childhood education.

This episode offers valuable insights for educators worldwide about patience, cultural awareness, and the universal language of play in early learning. Whether you're an educator, parent, or simply interested in understanding how early childhood education operates in different cultural contexts, this conversation will inspire and enlighten you.

Duration: 45 minutes Series: For Your Ears from the Early Years: Episode 20

#EarlyChildhoodEducation #GlobalEducation #TeachingAndLearning #NigerianEducation #PlayBasedLearning

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In this special edition episode, we explore two brand-new, transformative books for early childhood educators: 

·         Developing Executive Function in the Early Years: SOWATT Can I Do? 
           by Dr Rosalyn Muir and 

·         The Power of Play: Mastering the 7 Dynamic Learning Zones 
          by Lili-Ann Kriegler. 

These ready-to-use resources are designed to inspire, guide, and empower educators without adding to their workload. Instead, they provide a clear roadmap showing how play naturally supports executive function and holistic development.

Both books emphasise that every moment matters, and their insights will leave educators feeling energised and equipped to make a difference.

This special episode also celebrates the tireless dedication of Alicia Cohen from AMBA Press, whose mission is to bring outstanding educational resources to educators across all contexts. Alicia’s unwavering support for these books demonstrates her belief in the transformative power of the early years.

A special summer reading bundle is available for a limited time—perfect for professional development or a thoughtful gift for an early childhood team. Available from AMBA Press or directly from the authors, this bundle promises to enrich your practice and deepen your understanding of early learning through executive function and the magic of play.

Key Takeaways from Rosalyn Muir (

• How to identify and support the development of executive function skills in young children.
• Practical strategies for embedding executive function activities into everyday routines.
• Insights into the link between executive function and lifelong success.
• Tools for creating environments that promote self-regulation, memory, and cognitive flexibility.

Key Takeaways from Lili-Ann Kriegler 

• An introduction to the 7 Dynamic Learning Zones and their role in deep learning through play.
• How to balance structured and unstructured play to maximise engagement and creativity.
• The importance of intentional teaching and how to embed it into playful interactions.
• Strategies to build strong educator-child relationships that support emotional and cognitive growth.

Be the change you want to see in your teaching environment. 

#EarlyYearsEducation #ExecutiveFunction #PlayBasedLearning #ProjectBasedLearning #AMBApress #ProfessionalDevelopment  #LearningThroughPlay #IntentionalTeaching #ChildDevelopment

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Shaping Teams, Shaping Futures: A Reflective Vision for Leadership (Ep 18)

🎙️ For Your Ears from the Early Years presents an inspiring conversation with Adam Christie, an early childhood education consultant and systems leader with 17 years of diverse experience. In this episode, Adam shares his insights on leadership, pedagogy, and the transformative power of reflective practice.

Listeners will gain an understanding of:
✨ The evolution of systems leadership and its impact on early years education.
✨ How Hogan Personality Assessments shape team dynamics and leadership growth.
✨ Pedagogical documentation as an ever-evolving tool for learning and reflection.
✨ Leadership qualities that resonate in today’s challenging early years education landscape.
✨ Tips for staying mindful amidst the fast-paced demands of professional life.

Adam’s thoughtful reflections, grounded in curiosity and wonder, offer a compelling lens on how ethical leadership and intentional practice shape the future of education. Whether you're an educator, leader, or advocate for young children, this episode will inspire you to rethink what’s possible in early childhood education.

💡 Don’t miss this engaging conversation that celebrates the art of leadership, inquiry, and connection.

🎧 Listen now and join the dialogue!

#ForYourEarsFromTheEarlyYears #EarlyChildhoodEducation #ProfessionalCourage #PedagogicalLeadership #SystemsLeadership #ReggioInspired #IntentionalPractice #MindfulLeadership

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The Unexpected Journey – International Day of People with Disability (Ep 17)

In this deeply moving and inspiring episode of For Your Ears from the Early Years, host Lili-Ann Kriegler speaks with Julie Fisher, acclaimed author and advocate, about her journey as the mother of Darcy, who has Down’s syndrome. Julie’s perspective is intimate and enlightening, drawing from her life experiences and four published books which explore parenting, advocacy, and inclusion themes.

As we commemorate the International Day of People with Disability, this conversation sheds light on the realities of raising a child with a disability—challenges, joys, and the unexpected ways it transforms lives. Julie reflects on how Darcy’s unique journey has enriched her understanding of community, belonging, and the incredible potential of inclusive practices in early childhood settings.

This episode celebrates resilience, love, and the importance of seeing every child for who they are. It offers educators, parents, and advocates practical insights and emotional truths about the power of intentional, inclusive education.

#ForYourEarsFromTheEarlyYears #InclusionMatters #DisabilityAwareness #EarlyChildhoodEducation #DownsSyndrome #ParentingWithPurpose #IntentionalTeaching

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