“What have you done today to make you feel proud?” A lesson from Heather Smalls & Miranda Hart... take note!...Read Article
"Who gossips to you will gossip of you." -Turkish proverb Here’s the thing that most people don’t realize as a listener, you are a co-narrator to the gossip. In other words, the act of active listening actually supports and promotes gossiping....Read Article
How your leadership communicates information sets the tone for the rest of your business, which has a very real impact on company culture. In this post we will showcase simple to use and easy methods to build transparency into their leadership style...Read Article
Reconciliation Week can be a very scary topic for many educators to explore as we are all very conscious that we don't want to offend or show disrespect in any way. With this in mind I wanted to give some guidance on Cultural Diversity and the important role it plays in childcare....Read Article
Yes, You heard right! This is a real holiday! :) Parents' Day is celebrated every year on the fourth Sunday of July. Here is 4 Way To Celebrate Parents Day In Your Centre....Read Article
As we explore Reconciliation Week it's important for us to recognise that culture is central to a child’s individuality, identity and sense of belonging and success in lifelong learning. To support the identity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and to enhance the knowledge of non-Indigenous children, early childhood services should pay attention to the cultural identity of the Aboriginal community in which they are situated. The Early Years Learning Framework ask educators to build upon children’s understandings of diversity, specifically Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures....Read Article
Culture is central to a child’s individuality, identity and sense of belonging and success in lifelong learning. Teaching our children about the Stolen Generations and the effect that it had and still has on Aboriginal and Torres Strait peoples is important content for all Australian children....Read Article
Are you a glass half empty or glass half full kinda person? Focusing on the good—the things for which you are grateful—is scientifically proven to help fill your glass. What’s more, sharing your gratitude with others helps fill their proverbial glasses and even perpetuates the cycle of gratefulness. Don’t limit your gratitude to your private life. By feeling and expressing your appreciation at work you will help make your workplace a positive environment....Read Article
