What and how children learn through play

$100.00

This course supports teachers, educators and leaders in early childhood and school settings to understand what children are learning when they play. It supports learners to develop expertise in scaffolding learning and use intentional teaching strategies to foster learning through play.

Description

This is a 2-part professional learning course that unpacks the concept and types of learning happening in play-based settings. The course draws on research and pedagogy as outlined in the Early Years Learning Framework.

The course includes:

  • A recorded power points faciliated by an early childhood expert
  • Handout 1- summarising the various types of play
  • Handout 2- a summary of the learning happening through play
  • Handout 3- a set of critical reflection provocations to scaffold reflection on learning and support applying learning in practice
  • Handout 4- links to resources and references

This course maps to the following Australian Professional Standards for Teachers APST Standard/s descriptor:

1.1.2 Physical, social and intellectual development and characteristics of students
1.2.2 Understand how students learn

Download Instructions:

The Early Years Learning Hub courses are best downloaded and viewed on a desktop computer. Once your purchase is complete you will receive an email with a link to a single download, so please only click on the link to access the file on the device you plan to watch the course.

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