32 episodes

Early Childhood Australia proudly presents the ECA Podcast, bringing early childhood experts into conversations that matter. Join us in reflection and the sharing of experiences and professional perspectives as we delve into early childhood pedagogy, practice and sector challenges.

ECA Podcast Series Early Childhood Australia

    • Education
    • 4.5 • 16 Ratings

Early Childhood Australia proudly presents the ECA Podcast, bringing early childhood experts into conversations that matter. Join us in reflection and the sharing of experiences and professional perspectives as we delve into early childhood pedagogy, practice and sector challenges.

    #32 Let's Talk About... Sparking Communication

    #32 Let's Talk About... Sparking Communication

    In this podcast, Early Childhood Specialist Zoë outlines information to support and encourage language development for your child. This information has been taken from the Hanen Centre, SPARK training and book, It Takes Two to Talk: A Practical Guide for Parents of Children with Language Delays.

    • 19 min
    #15 Using trauma-informed practice to foster inclusion with Jo Grimmond

    #15 Using trauma-informed practice to foster inclusion with Jo Grimmond

    Trauma-informed practice is vital when supporting children and families who have experienced vulnerability. In this episode, we will be taking a close look at how educators can become more confident with using trauma-informed practice.

    • 11 min
    #31 Diving into Victoria’s Child Information Sharing Scheme

    #31 Diving into Victoria’s Child Information Sharing Scheme

    In this special episode, we talk with Julie Large and Alistair Gibbs to unfold Victoria’s Child information sharing scheme for supporting Jayden’s transition to primary school. This scheme allows authorised organisations to information to support child wellbeing or safety.

    • 18 min
    #30 What every parent needs to know - Top tips

    #30 What every parent needs to know - Top tips

    For our final episode in this series, Associate Professor Kate Highfield and Dr Fiona Scott will share their top tips and practical ways to support families in a digital age. The episode will outline the importance of parent engagement, ongoing conversations, setting expectations and making technology work for your family.

    • 21 min
    #29 Digital literacy matters – raising literate children in a digital age

    #29 Digital literacy matters – raising literate children in a digital age

    In this episode, we will explore what digital literacy is and why it is important to develop good digital literacy from an early age. Technology itself is continuously evolving and change can be frightening but there are some key skills that children need so they can navigate that world however it may shift. Join Associate Professor Kate Highfield in conversation with Dr Fiona Scott as they explore how literacy has changed in this digital age and what parents need to know to help build children’s literacy.

    • 20 min
    #28 Setting the scene – children’s digital lives

    #28 Setting the scene – children’s digital lives

    In this series of the ECA Podcast, Partnering with parents in the early years – Tech and Media join Associate Professor Kate Highfield and Dr Fiona Scott, as they discuss current research and explore practical strategies to help build children’s digital literacy and support healthy digital engagement. With a focus on supporting parents and carers, this podcast is ideal for parents, carers and educators who are partnering with families in this space.

    • 20 min

Customer Reviews

4.5 out of 5
16 Ratings

16 Ratings

Nicole Talarico ,

Podcast 1

Great real content especially for assisting people to work through feelings of being uncomfortable. Conversation prompts for individuals and education and care services

RachRhys ,

Episodes 19-21

The content in these short podcasts is broad but useful for a range of educators. It suits teachers and educators to reflect and question their practice. The interactive elements at the end are a good addition. However, the presenters talk SO quickly through the whole thing. It’s as if they’re in fast forward! When communicating the idea of reflection, people need time to consider what’s being said and what’s being asked of them. This wasn’t offered with such a rushed conversation. Such a shame, as the points are important to communicate clearly.

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