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 With each episode we bring you important news and relevant issues for early childhood educators, as well as the fascinating stories of education leaders from across the globe. Economie Réussite personnelle
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    • Dyslexia and Neurodiversity are Superpowers

      Dyslexia and Neurodiversity are Superpowers
      Feb 22 2021
      Season 2 of Exceptional Education (Early Childhood) is here! We're so excited to be back, bringing you all the latest in early childhood news and interviews. We're kicking off Season 2 with a bang, with the incredible Ange. Ange is a Language Lead Expert and an Early Childhood educator with anzuk. She's passionate about using positive language with children, allowing them to thrive without negative and restricting labels. Ange also discusses the evolution of the education system in Australia, seeing exciting developments for neurodiverse kids including those with Dyslexia - and what more can be done to help those children to reach their full potential. We cherish your feedback on the show and would love to hear from you. If you would like to weigh in on an episode; whether it being a guest yourself or what you would like to hear about, please send an email through to: au@anzuk.education
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      44 min
    • Screen Time and Kids: Finding the Right Balance

      Screen Time and Kids: Finding the Right Balance
      Oct 22 2020
      We're so happy to be back after a small break, bringing you episode 5 of exceptional.education! As always, we have some pretty exceptional guests joining us today. First up, we have two incredible gentlemen. Jesse Hewitt and Julian Stiencke are the creators of Raymond the Raccon, educational children’s books teaching health and wellbeing. The first book in the series centres around the effects of screen time on the growing brains of children, and encourages kids to instead explore the world around them! They also discuss why they're so passionate about children's wellbeing, and what they're planning on doing next. We're then joined by the amazing Matthew Chandler, a Kindergarten Consultant with the EC team in Melbourne. Matthew talks about his background in Kindergarten Teaching, his journey into becoming a consultant with anzuk and why he values building strong relationships with everyone around him. We cherish your feedback on the show and would love to hear from you. If you would like to weigh in on an episode; whether it being a guest yourself or what you would like to hear about, please send an email through to: au@anzuk.education
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      32 min
    • Growth - Becoming is Better Than Being.

      Growth - Becoming is Better Than Being.
      Sep 20 2020
      This week we focus on growth, one of our core values at anzuk, and an important value to have as an educator! Our first guest today is Jess Mundy, an exceptional EC education consultant at anzuk. Jess discusses her growth within the company and shares some valuable resources with us. We are then joined by Richard Duncan, National Permanent Opportunities Team Leader (EC) and the incredible Michelle Walsh, former regional manager for G8 Education and founder and director of Hourglass Consultancy. Michelle shares her journey through early childhood education with us and and gives some great advice to those educators wanting to grow into an educational leadership role. Last, but not least, we talk with the amazing Katie Heinrichs, OSHC consultant at anzuk. We talk about her past experience is the OSHC sector and how it has helped her succeed in her role today. We also chat about how OSHC can be an important stepping stone for educators wanting to get hands on experience working with kids.
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      1 h et 14 min
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