Daniel Lovatt gave a clear and thought-provoking presentation in our University of Auckland Early Childhood Seminar Series on Monday evening. He presented two models to help teachers to understand and respond to children’s working theories, and explained these with reference to two working theories – one the intriguing “flying sausages” in his title. The webinar was attended live by teachers, managers and leaders, professional learning and development providers, and teacher educators.
You can watch the recording on our YouTube channel:
 | Daniel Lovatt – Flying sausages:Supporting children’s working theories Working theories are a key learning outcome of Aotearoa New Zealand’searly childhood curriculum Te Whāriki. This seminar draws on Daniel’s doctoral research … youtu.be |
You will also find recordings of many previous excellent seminars so this is a great resource for early childhood centre teams’ professional learning and discussions.
If you would like to be added to our mailing list to hear about upcoming seminars please email Dr Justine O’Hara-Gregan justine.ohara-gregan@auckland.ac.nz
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