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On May 15, 2023, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent gathered over 500 members of the early childhood and child care community at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre for a system-wide...
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On May 15, 2023, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent gathered over 500 members of the early childhood and child care community at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre for a system-wide day of Professional Learning. Heartwork and So Much More was an opportunity for the community to connect with each other, and continue to build awareness and capacity around the four foundational principles in the How Does Learning Happen Framework: Belonging, Well-Being, Engagement and Expression.
voicEd Radio was honoured to be on hand to capture some of the conversations from the day. In this series, you'll hear the voices of early childhood educators, keynotes, workshop presenters and organizers as they reflect on their work in the field, and the importance of this type of professional learning experience.
Welcome to Heartwork Live!
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voicEd Radio was honoured to be on hand to capture some of the conversations from the day. In this series, you'll hear the voices of early childhood educators, keynotes, workshop presenters and organizers as they reflect on their work in the field, and the importance of this type of professional learning experience.
Welcome to Heartwork Live!
20 NOV 2023 · Mino Giizhajad leads a unique, early childhood education program on Walpole Island where, from a very early age, children are immersed in the Anishinaabe language. Mino Giizhajad joins Nadine Ladouceur to reflect on the power of the Language Nest (Nwewnan Sasaang), the metaphor of "nest" and the importance of language as part of the identity journey of all human beings.
20 NOV 2023 · Jennifer Smith is an administrative assistant for the Early Years and Child Care Team at the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. She has played an important role in bringing the "Heartwork and So Much More" PD days to life and she drops by to speak with us about that work (as well as some of the visions that she has for future iterations!)
20 NOV 2023 · Audrey Van der Zon works in Client System and Supports at Municipality of Chatham-Kent. Part of her role is to assist parents and guardians to find child care, including managing the waitlist process. In this episode, we hear more about Audrey's work and the passion she has for helping families with their childcare needs.
20 NOV 2023 · Britney Phillips is a new ECE assistant and a self-proclaimed student of the profession. Hear the perspective of someone who is just entering the profession and some of what draws her here.
20 NOV 2023 · Kelsey Stepniak is an RECE with the https://www.gtfrc.org/ in Blenheim, Ontario. She is also part of the Chatham-Kent Ambassador program and she dropped by to talk about the importance of mentorship in early years education, and how the Ambassador program has been created as an important part of the mentorship journey.
20 NOV 2023 · Lauren Uher is the founder of https://www.bloomwellnessck.com/ In 2018 Lauren opened her own private practice to serve the community through counselling. She primarily works with kids, teens and young adults. She has also been involved with pediatric crisis intervention and long-term and crisis counselling. Lauren focuses on the mind-body connection, and understands that there are many moving parts to bring healing.
We were able to spend some time with Lauren to talk a little more about wellness in the early childhood education context.
20 NOV 2023 · https://rumeet.com/#about is an award-winning, internationally recognized entrepreneur, http://viewpointleadership.ca/, https://www.nsb.com/speakers/rumeet-billan/, https://www.whodoiwanttobecome.com/, and humanitarian. Her mission is to transform workplace cultures through research, training, and experiences that foster trust, belonging, and resilience.
Dr. Billan's keynote address at this year's Heartwork and So Much More PD day was entitled, "The Science of Belonging".
We had the chance to catch up with Dr. Billan following her keynote and were able to pick up on a few of the threads from her talk and her work.
20 NOV 2023 · Carrie Myers is a retired (but still active) Early Literacy Specialist in the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. Carrie dropped by to talk about her work, the importance of Early Literacy and how it is different than what K-12 educators mean by literacy.
20 NOV 2023 · Once again, we're fortunate to have the voices of two early childhood educators in Chatham-Kent join us for our conversations today.
Justin Langlois is a Dad, Stepdad, Bilingual Registered Early Childhood Educator, and Certified Self Reg Champion from The Mehrit Centre. Having been a RECE for nearly 10 years, Justin can be found wearing a super-hero cape while engaging with children at the EarlyON Centre in Tilbury, Ontario.
Shaun Moore is a Dad, Registered Early Childhood Educator, Child and Youth care graduate, and is currently working toward his Forest Practitioner certificate. Currently Shaun works at an Early On Centre.
In this opening conversation, we catch up to set the context for the day.
22 JUN 2023 · In this conversation we speak with Martin Liberio, Erin Tiffin and Kaitlyn Burridge about GEM moments in the early years classroom.
Martin Liberio has contributed his expertise as co-author of "Educators in Native Child Care Services", the author of the Educational Program: "Learning through Play", and has written and created many pedagogical platforms for various early childhood organizations.
Erin Tiffin is a Developmental Support Worker in the Municipality of Chatham Kent.
Kaitlyn Burridge is on the road to becoming an ECE for Chatham Kent.
On May 15, 2023, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent gathered over 500 members of the early childhood and child care community at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre for a system-wide...
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On May 15, 2023, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent gathered over 500 members of the early childhood and child care community at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre for a system-wide day of Professional Learning. Heartwork and So Much More was an opportunity for the community to connect with each other, and continue to build awareness and capacity around the four foundational principles in the How Does Learning Happen Framework: Belonging, Well-Being, Engagement and Expression.
voicEd Radio was honoured to be on hand to capture some of the conversations from the day. In this series, you'll hear the voices of early childhood educators, keynotes, workshop presenters and organizers as they reflect on their work in the field, and the importance of this type of professional learning experience.
Welcome to Heartwork Live!
show less
voicEd Radio was honoured to be on hand to capture some of the conversations from the day. In this series, you'll hear the voices of early childhood educators, keynotes, workshop presenters and organizers as they reflect on their work in the field, and the importance of this type of professional learning experience.
Welcome to Heartwork Live!
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