http://www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au/
One of the things I was most interested to see on this website was a link on the menu bar to the left of the screen that was entitled 'code of ethics'. I am familiar with the NAEYC code of ethics and I have worked with that on a number of occasions in school and in my personal work at a child care center. I was pleased to see that in Early Childhood in Australia there is also a code of ethics that they stick to. Under another link entitled 'catalog', there were a lot of different subtopic options that I was able to explore. Most of them are also current trends in the United States. For the most part they are things I am familiar with and have worked my personally. A few of these include language and literacy, health and wellness, children's books and creative art among others. Another noteworthy thing I found on the website was a publication of a magazine called 'Every Child'. This was interesting to me because it was very similar to the publication that NAEYC has called Young Child .
Hi Amy,
ReplyDeleteI also enjoyed going through the catalogue and some of the samples of the magazine "Every Child". There are also several interesting researches to read.
Thank you for sharing!
Ghayna Alsafadi
Amy,
ReplyDeleteI reviewed this site as well and found the same connections with that of NAEYC. I read over their code and found that many of the same beliefs are shared. I found it heartwarming to know even though thousands of miles separate us, we all hold similar beliefs in how to care for and educate children.