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Emotional Development - Promoting Self Regulation and Empowerment in Young Children - Central Coast 2024

Thu, 28 Nov

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Alkira Early Learning Centre

Understanding children's emotional development is important to creating quality pedagogy which empowers the child and allows them to self regulate their emotions. Click for more information on topics discussed.

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Emotional Development - Promoting Self Regulation and Empowerment in Young Children - Central Coast 2024
Emotional Development - Promoting Self Regulation and Empowerment in Young Children - Central Coast 2024

Time & Location

28 Nov 2024, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Alkira Early Learning Centre, 1 Reads Rd, Wamberal NSW 2260, Australia

About the event

This is a course we highly recommend to all educators! Children’s emotional development sets the foundations for all other domains of development, which is why it is such a feature in our national curriculum (EYLF). Furthermore, from a neuroscience perspective, we know the brain is most sensitive to learning emotional control in the first 3 years of life. We have seen a difference in Emotional Development abilties since COVID, making this training even more necessary than ever. 

This session focuses on the ways in which emotions develop and occur in the brain. Discover how emotional development is learned through interaction and experience, and furthermore how this impacts a child’s reactions and behaviour. We will cover the neuroscience of emotion and emotion based theories such as Bowlby's attachment theory.

We will discuss techniques for promoting autonomy, empowerment, sustained friendships and the effective management of emotions and behaviours. You will also go home with a comprehensive resource kit to share with your team and continue your own learning journey.

Presented by: Owner/Director Kate (bio under philosophy tab). Resource kit and lunch included. 

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  • Emotional Development

    $200.00
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