2012 Conference

Please note, these papers have been submitted by the presenter and have not been edited or modified in any way by Early Childhood Australia. Upon request of some presenters, not all papers or videos have been approved for availabiltiy online.

If you presented at the ECA National Conference 2012 in Perth and your paper is not included below, please contact the conference secretariat via email.

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Adam Helen Children's literature and the Early Years Learning Framework: Practice vs potential
Alchin Ian 'Organisational Leadership' and Continuous Improvement: Matching contemporary leadership to the NQF
Ashenden Alexis Imagine, create, play: Fostering a DIY culture among children

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Barblett Lennie, Maloney Carmel & Barone Anne Enhancing engagement: A study of student engagement and teaching effectiveness through effective early childhood pedagogy
Barblett Lennie, Stamopoulos Elizabeth & Barone Anne Building pedagogical knowledge and leadership capacity in day care centres

 

Self-organised Symposium - Sara Bartlett, Mary Helen Immordino-Yang and Stuart Shanker, Facilitated by Ellen Newman

Barnes Heather Myths and realities of Documentation and Assessment
Berry Alice, Jones Amy & Christodoulos Mariam Integrated programs in early childhood education: Can they really exist?
Bock Joanna & Sliferski Kirsten Building a bridge between vulnerable families and the mainstream early education and care sector
Buckingham Adam Turning trash into treasure for young children

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Card Helena Engaging the Spiritual dimension of the child
Cartmel Jennifer, Stuart Marie & Boddy Jennifer Leading the way with play
Casiro Jessica Relationships Matter: fostering a sense of belonging for children and families
Chang Glynis & Connolly Lynn Becoming intentional: being an educator with infants and toddlers
Cheeseman Sandra, Beesley Sally, Currie Karen, Harch Laurinda & Bugden Marina Considering the role of the educational leader
Clarke Beverley & de Lautour Nicky A mirror of the hundred 'languages' of children in and through their expressions, particularly through the visual arts
Coffey Jane Montessori and sustainable foundations
Colmer Kaye Leading learning: a closer look at how leadership supports professional learning during curriculum change in early childhood
Coulter David Reflecting on the practice of educators and outcomes for children and families

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Gunilla Dahlberg Keynote Address - Learning as a relational field of potentiality

Darbyshire, Jo, Merry, Lyn.pdf; Collaborative Practice in Early Childhood: a professional learning approach

Dares, Annie, Porter, Tania, Franks, Tara Lee, Moroney, Kerryn; YARN UP: TOKBLOYUMI: BUILDING A CULTURALLY COMPETENT EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE SECTOR

Dean, Jo, Cheetham, Keri; Unpacking creativity within New Zealand kindergarten contexts

Deans, Jan; Coping in the early years: Establishing a shared language of coping

Deb, Clarke, Cheeseman, Sandra; Establishing curriculum learning circles to increase pedagogical leadership.

Duncan, Rebecca, Bushby, Suzanne, Lewer, Juliet; 'Tuning in' to children and families Responsiveness to children in action

Dwyer, Neville; A natural World

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Elliott, Sue; 'Mapping transformative journeys in education for sustainability: Insights from early childhood case studies'

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Findlay, Carol, Black, Gianna; IMPLEMENTING MARTE MEO WITHIN AN ORGANISATION

Fleet, Alma, Patterson, Catherine, De Gioia, Katey; Evolving partnerships for educational change

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Gaul, Julie; BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE

Gaul, Julie, Watson, Deb; Eco Smart for Early Childhood, A sustainability filter for Quality Improvement Plans

Goodfellow, Joy; Paper 2 SELF–ORGANISED SYMPOSIUM;INFANTS AS CURRICULUM AGENTS IN PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES

Green, Jenny; McArthur Award winner session; The changing nature of leadership

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Hall, Claire; Engaging in a Reggio Emilia–inspired philosophy within a mainstream context; it can be done

Harper, A, Thomas, D, Suters, J; The invisible string

Harris, Pauline; Keynote Address: ENGAGING WITH CHILDREN'S VOICES: TRANSFORMATIVE IMPACT ON EARLY CHILDHOOD PRACTICES

Healy, Lyndsay, Rutherford, Lynne; Learning for Leading; Dilemmas and robust conversations

Hodge, Kerry; Partnerships with parents of young gifted children; Educators' beliefs, experiences and practices with potential

Hunt, Nicole, Moffatt, Donna; It's a special place. It is ours! Developing environmental awareness through inquiry–based programs and the EYLF

Hunter, Rachel (ACECQA); Leading the way to quality children's education and care

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Jackson, Tracey, Pecic, Michael; A nationally consistent approach to Child Protection training

Jones, Desley; A Caring Community of Learners: Parents' Perceptions and Educators' Deliberations

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Dr Anne Kennedy - Barbara Creaser Memorial Lecture

Knaus, Marianne, Warren, Judy; I Love Coming to Playgroup

Kynaston, Judy, Kirkwood, Maree; KidsMatter Early Childhood

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Laevers, Ferre; Keynote address–Wellbeing and involvement

Laevers, Ferre; Keynote workshop–A process–oriented strategy for the improvement of quality: The role of observation

Law–Davis, Fawn, Magenta, Jenni, Anderson, Shannon; UNDERSTANDING THE NATIONAL EYLF THROUGH INTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Lee, Catherine; Stories from the heart–connecting children and families to sustainability and each other

Logan, Kerry, Seymour, Wendy; Outdoor playspaces: Fostering or limiting quality play experiences and lifelong learning

Logan, Kerry, Seymour, Wendy; Risk–Benefit approach to playspace design and outdoor programming

Luscombe, Denise, Davis, Sue, Forster, John; Evidence supporting the Statement on Inclusion of Children with Disabilities into ECEC Settings

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Helen Milroy - Keynote address

MacMaster, Melissa, Gujer, Michelle; Building Community Connections

McKay, Louisa, Keegan, Janet; Better outcomes for children through working together

Morandini, Christine; Guiding children's behaviour: developing positive Behaviour Support Plans

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Nelson, Belinda; Networking in the field

Nutton, Georgie, Elliott, Alison; Impact of the Mobile Preschool in the NT: Possibilities in practice

Newman, Ellen; Partnering with families, children and the community for social and emotional wellbeing

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Oudyn, Kate, Fleming, Janise; REACHING THE HARD–TO–REACH EARLY CHILDHOOD INDIGENOUS WORKFORCE: BUILDING A STRONG AND SUSTAINABLE EARLY CHILDHOOD WORKFORCE

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Colin Pidd - Keynote address - Convincings or conversations...the real key contribution

Ploeg, Arian, Gibbs, Leanne; RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL) FOR RURAL AND REMOTE PRESCHOOL ASSISTANTS

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Anne Reddell & Georgia Ramsay - The National Quality Framework Assessment and Rating

Rutherford, Lynne, Whitington, Victoria; A change from 'age grouped' to 'integrated' infant and toddler programs

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Sellmann, Christie; How are we creating opportunites for professional conversations

Simpson, Tracey, Smith, Melissa; ACTIONS FROM RESEARCH IMPROVING THE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION EXPERIENCES OF ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER CHILDREN AND FAMILIES 1

Simpson, Tracey, Smith, Melissa, Simpson, Elizabeth; Self–organised Symposium — Paper 1 Engagement at a regional level

Simpson, Tracey, Smith, Melissa, Simpson, Elizabeth; Self–organised Symposium — Paper 2.1 Engagement for change at a preschool and community level

Simpson, Tracey, Smith, Melissa, Simpson, Elizabeth; Self–organised Symposium — Paper 2.2 Engagement for change at a preschool and community level

Simpson, Tracey, Smith, Melissa, Simpson, Elizabeth; Self–organised Symposium — Paper 3 Engagement on starting school: Play–based learning at big school

Siraj-Blatchford, Iram; Keynote address–What does effective learning and teaching look like in the early years: Evidence from research

Siraj-Blatchford, Iram; Keynote workshop–Pedagogy, curriculum and progression in playful learning

Southey, Sue; Design + Play = Maths

Stamopoulos, Elizabeth, Bolton, Deb: Building and sustaining early childhood leadership capacity

Stover, Sue; Unintended consequences: The case of the educationalisation of early childhood in Aotearoa New Zealand

Summerville, Jennifer, Collie, Melalie; Facilitating transition and continuity through action–research: The role of cross-service networking

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Talbot, Jill, Primmer, Jennine; I can't draw hands: What to do when your staff say "I'm not creative"

Taylor, Amanda, Mahendran, Anusha, Murray, Lesley; The recruitment of Aboriginal staff for Aboriginal early years programs

Taylor, Amanda, Mahendran, Anusha, Murray, Lesley; The recruitment of Aboriginal staff for Aboriginal early years programs 2

Touhill, Luke; Engaging with learning: Projects as extended learning experiences

Turner, Sylvia, Occhiuto, Julie, Neville, Angeline; Belonging beyond the walls of the centre

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Udy, Ginie, Turner, Kay; Link In and Learn: Realising the potential of IT to create a community of learners. For more information please click here

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van Nieuwkuyk, Kaye, Wittek, Emma; YMCA Newman professional learning project, WA

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Walker, Lorraine; Promoting Meaningful Learning Opportunities

Wanganeen, Eileen, Sinclair, Karen; Beyond murals and flagpoles

Ward, Christy, Hill, Susan; Engaging with apps and e–books for early language development

Weston, Karen; A strength–based approach to documenting children's learning and development – For more information please click here

Whitington, Victoria; Early childhood teacher workforce development: Building experienced teacher knowledge and professional capacity

Wilkinson, Kaarin; Creating environments to engage young children

Wilkinson, Kaarin; Enhancing educator practices–becoming culturally competent

Wright, Jan, Mann, Deb; Ngroo Education: Social change through inclusive practices

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Annette Sax_art_element This symbol has been designed by Indigenous artist, Annette Sax from Yarn Strong Sista. Given with permission for its use as a symbol of the 2014 Seasons of Change Conference. The Gum leaf symbolises a welcome to land and reflects the importance of children, families and educators living, sharing and maintaining Aboriginal culture. The Land symbol signifies a strong sense of Aboriginal identity and connection to Country for Annette who is a Taunurung woman from central Victoria.
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