Back to School: Re-Educating Parents to Build Collective Understanding of Early Years Pedagogy

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Teaching isn’t what we were taught, so how can we support parental understanding of current Early Years pedagogy? Using visuals/infographics to explain the importance of learning through play and inquiry, the value of outdoor learning, the benefits of a multiage classroom approach and other topics to build a bridge between home and school. Rethinking parent workshops to engage adults in our learning communities through ‘Connect Cafes’ as opportunities to build parental understanding.

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Teaching isn’t what we were taught, so how can we support parental understanding of current Early Years pedagogy? Using visuals/infographics to explain the importance of learning through play and inquiry, the value of outdoor learning, the benefits of a multiage classroom approach and other topics to build a bridge between home and school. Rethinking parent workshops to engage adults in our learning communities through ‘Connect Cafes’ as opportunities to build parental understanding.

Back to School: Re-Educating Parents to Build Collective Understanding of Early Years Pedagogy

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