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In this Tidbit, join Shannon & Farrah, THRC team members as they explore a tactile exploration of Kintsugi, a Japanese art form that mends broken pieces of pottery while highlighting the cracks with gold.
What you will hear? A conversation around:
✨valuing children’s exploration,
✨honouring their lead,
✨honouring giving time to explore,
✨honouring that discomfort can lead us on pathways that guild our edges with gold. … and maybe some pottery breaking!
DISCLAIMER: Shannon & Farrah are by no means the experts in this exquisite art form, but are mearly humble explorers hoping to gain wisdom from exploring different art-techniques.
In this episode, listen in as Nursery School Educators Nida, Joanne and Tanja, come to the table to explore and reflect on how Inclusive practices support relationship building and the Foundations of HDLH? in their program
Listen in, as we explore elements that support meaningful, purposeful culture making. Elements such as developing trust and collaboration to support you in creating safe, brave, cooperative
*staff meetings
*team meetings
*professional learning sessions
Welcome back to a brand new year! Join Farrah and Pawandeep, a toddler room educator as we have a conversation around her inspirational story of how she used visuals to support herself as a new staff and the children. One of her many, many nuggests of wisdom she shares is that at the core of her whys, she honours the children she works for. Take a listen now!
Reach Out Centre for Kids joins us to explore how we can take care of our ourselves so we can do our best to take care of others. What ideas resonated with you to try?
Continue your journey of exploring From Teaching to Thinking with us! There is so much more to unpack in this book. What are teacher scripts? How do they get in the way of what you truly value? Do they disrupt the responsive relationships you hope to build with the children? Do they limit creativity for you and your children? How are your centre's Vision and Values aligning with How you build relationships? How do you structure time, space and collaboration for staff and children/families to reflect and learn from one another?
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