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clair wain

@clairwain

Passionate about early childhood education and Reggio Emilia inspired pedagogy.

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Joined August 2011
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Deeper Learning: What Is It and Why Is It So Effective? opencolleges.edu.au/informed…
Exploring Deeper Learning Strategies

Exploring Deeper Learning Strategies

Discover the power of Deeper Learning and its effectiveness in education. Explore its benefits and impact on student success. Learn more now.

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Continuous Professional Learning for Early Childhood Educators: Responsive Relationships tecribresearch.wordpress.com… via @DianeKashin1
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Hey check this out raisingarizonakids.com/2014/…
"The Little Boy" 1961/1991 youtu.be/uh6r3LVxD6k via @YouTube An old one, but the message still resonates
Nurturing Your Child’s Capacity for Self-Directed Play screenfreeparenting.com/nurt… via @screenfreeparenting.com
Beginning Reading languagemagazine.com/2019/04… via @langmag
Now What? Critical Reflection for Early Childhood Educators tecribresearch.wordpress.com… via @DianeKashin1
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School's Closed, But Learning Doesn't Have to Stop - bit.ly/37QywEV
Guest Post: The Role of Personal Inquiries (iTime) in an Agentive Learning Community kathmurdoch.com.au/blog/2019…
Guest Post: The Role of Personal Inquiries (iTime) in an Agentive Learning Community — KATH MURDOCH

Guest Post: The Role of Personal Inquiries (iTime) in an Agentive Learning Community — KATH MURDOCH

I first met Graham at the International School of Manila many years ago and was struck by his thoughtful, reflective disposition. Graham has been ‘inquiring into inquiry’ ever since - working with...

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Talk Less So Students Learn More edutopia.org/article/talk-le…
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The Right Brain Develops First ~ Why Play is the Foundation for Academic Learning vincegowmon.com/the-right-br…
The Right Brain Develops First ~ Why Play is the Foundation for Academic Learning

The Right Brain Develops First ~ Why Play is the Foundation for Academic Learning

Photo credit: Thank you to Emek of Emek Studios 'Two major studies confirmed the value of play vs. teaching reading skills to young children. Both compared children who learned to read at 5 with...

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Alfie Kohn@alfiekohn22 Oct 2019
Small study: just 2 months of being made to keep a reading log lowers young kids' interest in reading - vs. what it was before & also vs. that of kids who could choose whether to keep a log: is.gd/l3l5Tc (How much more damage from years of mandatory logs, one wonders?)
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To Really Learn, Our Children Need the Power of Play

To Really Learn, Our Children Need the Power of Play

The U.S. can learn a big lesson from Finland’s education system: Instead of stress and standardized testing, schools should focus on well-being and joy​

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Early Academic Training Produces Long-Term Harm | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/blog/fre…
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Why Every Kindergarten and First-Grade School Day Should Begin with Inquiry and Imaginative Play by @HeinemannPub link.medium.com/SrSzn1XZMX
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Being obsessed with dinosaurs enhances kids’ intelligence psychology-spot.com/make-you…

▷ Being obsessed with dinosaurs enhances kids’ intelligence

To make your kids smarter you have to help them cultivate their intense interests, those that accompany them since childhood.

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Child-Initiated Play and Learning: Teacher-Framed Documentation and Reflection tecribresearch.wordpress.com… via @DianeKashin1
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How a School Ditched Awards and Assemblies to Refocus on Kids and Learning kqed.org/mindshift/48745/how…
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As Inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach: Using Children’s Books to Invite Multiple Perspectives tecribresearch.wordpress.com… via @DianeKashin1
As Inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach: Using Children’s Books to Invite Multiple Perspectives

As Inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach: Using Children’s Books to Invite Multiple Perspectives

By: Diane Kashin, Ed.D, RECE I have written about perspective before. Perspective is a fascinating word for it can be defined in multiple ways. Perspective is: A particular way of seeing something.…

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