Titlebook: Early Childhood Grows Up; Towards a Critical E Linda Miller,Carmen Dalli,Mathias Urban Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2012

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137035295cal responses in complex situations. The chapter argues that the juggle for balance required the bringing together of multiple layers of understanding about relationships, curriculum and ethical practice that belied the appearance of momentary encounters and ..

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that emerged in this study highlight: the interweaving of a personal and professional learning journey; the important role played by ongoing opportunities for professional learning in building leadership capability; and struggles encountered in building a shared sense of what it means to be professional within and across individual sites.

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The Right Brain and the Unconsciouses and develop everyday practices based on these new expectations. In future, more discussion is required about the resources practitioners need when implementing new expectations and requirements, and also about their own reflections related to their working practices so that their voices are clearly heard.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-7035-3key issues for workforce development in the future? In seeking answers to these questions, reference will be made to four groups of countries: (1) English-speaking or mainly English-speaking; (2) Nordic; (3) Central/Eastern European; and (4) French-speaking or partly French-speaking.

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Relationships, Reflexivity and Renewal: Professional Practice in Action in an Australian Children’s that emerged in this study highlight: the interweaving of a personal and professional learning journey; the important role played by ongoing opportunities for professional learning in building leadership capability; and struggles encountered in building a shared sense of what it means to be professional within and across individual sites.

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Radical Reconstructions? Early Childhood Workforce Profiles in Changing European Early Childhood Edukey issues for workforce development in the future? In seeking answers to these questions, reference will be made to four groups of countries: (1) English-speaking or mainly English-speaking; (2) Nordic; (3) Central/Eastern European; and (4) French-speaking or partly French-speaking.

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A Profession Speaking and Thinking for Itselfown up; and (ii) that we are in need of a critical ecology of the early childhood sector, the chapter concludes with a brief discussion of the implications of the discussion in the book for future research on early childhood professionalism.

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