I explored http://www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au/ . It is a wonderful site that is easy to maneuver through. Some of the international research topics I found were: learning and teaching through play, dealing with bullying, respecting diversity, engaging and building a strong communication with families, and many more.
I was surprised to find while exploring the site that half of the world’s refugees are children. I guess I never thought about how many children would be impacted. Children would be impacted even more and at greater risk for adverse effects from being uprooted from everything familiar.
I enjoyed the links to articles from Every Child magazine. It is a publication focusing on the early years in a child’s life and includes various topics that address the issues that arise in the early years. It is a link I will be revisiting.
Leigh:
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to have the same interest!
I would like to read about the article... Is amazing, I am interested in visiting this country, are you?
Leigh:
ReplyDeleteI also selected Early Childhood Australia. As I reviewed their journal and read many of the article abstract, I was struck by that fact that many research topics were the same issues we face in the United States.
Thank you for sharing information on the Every Child magazine. I hope to make time to go back to look at those as well.
Leigh,
ReplyDeleteI was surprised to see so many article topics that relate to discussions here in the U.S. I also reviewed Every Child magazine and found it to be pretty comprehensive.
I also thought of your research simulation when I saw several articles on play.
This is definitely a website we will be able to refer back to for future reference.
Teri
Leigh,
ReplyDeleteI explored the same website for my blog assignment. I was also impressed with the Every Child magazine and the archive of articles and resources available online without needing a membership.
Caitlyn