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Writing a progress report for early childhood education in Australia involves capturing a child's learning journey in a way that is clear, balanced, and informative for families. 

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A work sample observation in early childhood education is a method used by educators to document and assess a child's learning and development through collected samples of their work. These samples can include drawings, paintings, writing, collages, and photographs of projects.

The following lists reflection questions to help educators develop cultural competence in early childhood settings.

Group learning in early childhood offers numerous benefits that support children's cognitive, social, and emotional development. The following article provides information on the Benefits of Group Learning, Group Learning Strategies, Group Learning Activities, Strategies To Encourage Positive Behavior In Group Learning and more. 

The ECEC Professional Learning Program will be conducting a free 30-minute webinar on the 24th of June on on Strategies for Leaders to Promote Effective Communication in the Care Setting. 

The Fair Work Commission has announced a 3.5% increase in minimum wages following its 2025 Annual Wage Review.  This means for educators and ECTs receiving the minimum wage set out in the Children's Services Award 2010 or the Educational Services Teachers Award 2010, the 3.5% increase will apply.

 Here are 20 Collaborative Art Projects for Preschoolers that encourage teamwork, creativity, and fun and the Benefits Of Collaborative Art

Writing a group learning story is a fantastic way to document the collective learning experience of a group of children. Unlike individual learning stories, which focus on a single child, group learning stories capture the interactions, discoveries, and shared experiences of multiple children within a learning environment. The following article provides information on Steps to Write a Group Learning Story, Do I Have To Include All Children's Names?. Can I Include Group Stories In Individual Portfolios?, Best Practices For Documenting Group Learning Stories, Example Of A Group Learning Story and more. 

 Here’s how each developmental milestone from birth to 12 months aligns with the EYLF outcomes. 

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