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Marie Poss, Kristy Timmons & Lorraine Purgret: Conceptualizing #SelfReg in Early Care and Education
Lorraine Purgret and Marie Poss Co-Coordinate the Early Childhood Education program at Fanshawe College(Simcoe Campus)
Kristy Timmons is Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Education, Queens University
Listen in as we explore how their work is being influenced and informed by a Self-Reg lens.
In this episode, we explore definitions of self regulation, the concept of play in early childhood education and the role of adults in the lives of young children.
Kristy Timmons is Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Education, Queens University
Listen in as we explore how their work is being influenced and informed by a Self-Reg lens.
In this episode, we explore definitions of self regulation, the concept of play in early childhood education and the role of adults in the lives of young children.
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Lorraine Purgret and Marie Poss Co-Coordinate the Early Childhood Education program at Fanshawe College(Simcoe Campus)
Kristy Timmons is Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Education, Queens University
Listen in as we explore how their work is being influenced and informed by a Self-Reg lens.
In this episode, we explore definitions of self regulation, the concept of play in early childhood education and the role of adults in the lives of young children.
Kristy Timmons is Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Education, Queens University
Listen in as we explore how their work is being influenced and informed by a Self-Reg lens.
In this episode, we explore definitions of self regulation, the concept of play in early childhood education and the role of adults in the lives of young children.