Phoenix Support For Educators, Briana Thorne How to Explore Maths in the Early Years Mathematics… A subject that every student either loves, or loves to hate. So how do you foster a love of, or appreciation of maths in young children? First, I want to tell you a little story. A story ... Early Years Early Years Mathematics Jean Piaget Mathematical Concepts Mathematics Maths Play Play-based Learning Mar 14, 2024 Blog
Sandi Phoenix Behaviourism- Rats, Pigeons and Children Behaviourism, a school of thought in psychology that emerged in the early 20th century, advocates the objective analysis of observable behaviours rather than subjective experiences. One of the princip... Behaviour Guidance Children's behaviour Positive Psychology behaviour management behaviourism punishment rewards Sep 8, 2023 Blog
Chris Phoenix Unpacking heuristic play and treasure baskets for the most engaging lesson plans Download this Article Please subscribe below to download a printable copy of this article: Full Name * Email * Mobile * Campaign Blog Articles Blog Articles Referring Article * Unpacking heuristic pla... Elinor Goldschmied heuristic play creativity in learning early childhood education engaging lesson plans heuristic play language development lesson plans natural learning materials problem-solving for toddlers sensory development treasure baskets Aug 16, 2023 Blog
Phoenix Support For Educators Music, Mental Health & Wellbeing In the UK there’s a football chant: “Sing when you’re winning, you only sing when you’re winning”. But we think they have it round the wrong way. At Boogie Mites we would chant “ Win when your singing... Music Music and Wellbeing Music for early childhood development Music's effect on the brain Neuroscience of Music Jul 18, 2023 Blog
Chris Phoenix Children aren't born in litters, so why teach as if they are? Written by Louise Porter, PhD , child psychologist , © 2020 Edited by Phoenix Support for Educators Children aren't born in litters, so why teach as if they are? Download this Article Please subscribe... Jul 17, 2023 Blog
Bron Ball Naidoc Week 2023 National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year (Sunday to Sunday), to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and T... Early Childhood Education Australia Educator Resources First Nations resources NAIDOC NAIDOC Week early childhood Jul 3, 2023 Blog
Sandi Phoenix The New and Improved EYLF 2.0 + MTOP 2.0 Introducing the new and improved Early Years Learning Framework and the My Time Our Place 2022! Or EYLF 2.0 and MTOP 2.0 for short. A guest blog from Gaby Flavin - Sticks and Stones Education This is ... Educator Resources early childhood educators educators eylf eylf 2.0 support for educators Jun 30, 2023 Blog
Sticks and Stones Education, Gabrielle Flavin Reflections and Confessions of a Collage Addict Got some magazines? Got some scissors? Got some glue? Congrats, you’re joining my new cult. It’s called the Collage Cult… Collaging in a reflective journal can offer numerous benefits and positive out... Early Years collage creative journal educator journal journalling scrap booking Jun 30, 2023 Blog
Reflections of an Educator Critical Reflection: Reflective Questions based on Quality Areas 1-7 The importance of critical reflection In the early childhood education and care sector, critically reflecting on our practices is of utmost importance. It allows us to continuously improve and provide... Critical reflection Early Childhood Education Australia Early Years NQS National Quality Framework Quality Area Jun 30, 2023 Blog
Chris Phoenix Referencing The Phoenix Cups® framework Over the years, Phoenix Support for Educators has received numerous requests from enthusiastic students seeking to incorporate the Phoenix Cups® framework into their academic assignments at universiti... Cup Theory Educator Resources Phoenix Cups Phoenix Cups Framework early childhood educators Jun 20, 2023 Blog
Chris Phoenix Surviving the staffing crisis Written by Mim Brown, Phoenix Support for Educators Agency, love, self-care and a challenge to qualification mandates. We talk to six sector leaders about staff recruitment and retention and their res... ECEC Australia ECEC staffing crisis Staffing crisis early childhood educators educators May 8, 2023 Blog
Chris Phoenix The Loose Parts Challenge Looking to boost curiosity and creativity in your classroom? Or maybe its collaborative problem solving, sustainability or resilience you’re prioritising for the children? Whatever your focus, it may ... child's play children's play early childhood early childhood education educator resources heuristic play loose parts schematic play Dec 7, 2022 Blog