The Words Grow Minds Professional Learning Course is a free course designed to support and upskill Educators working with very young children and their families. It aims to support Educators across the sector in deepening their knowledge of early childhood development.
The course consists of eight modules, including information on how to:
- Incorporate and amplify the campaign messaging
- Build practitioner knowledge of early childhood development
- Provide examples and vignettes of practice for practitioners to engage with
- Promote culturally responsive practices and a commitment to embedding First Nations perspectives
- Spotlight and showcase service providers and their offerings
- Build collaboration and networks across early childhood settings and service providers working with young children and their families
- Highlight ways of applying data
- Impact the practice of early childhood practitioners and service providers through improved knowledge of early childhood development and the early years
For more information and to complete each module: Words Grow Minds
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