Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Birth to Five) Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

• Learn best practices in early childhood settings, focusing on play-based learning and the role teachers play in enriching and extending play and learning.
• Develop your ability to support children's agency in learning, promote child rights and strengthen child safety.
• Gain insights into the diversity and evolving nature of contemporary childhoods, families, and communities and strategies to promote inclusive education.
• Strengthen your knowledge of Indigenous Australian histories, cultures and perspectives, and how to create culturally safe and responsive learning environments.
• Increase your personal and professional knowledge to teach children about social, economic and environmental sustainability.
• Build your capability to support children living with the outcomes of complex trauma.
• Consider the role of digital technologies in early childhood learning and teaching.
• Explore professional responsibilities and engage in effective communication and collaboration with families and other child and family services.
• Develop the ability to understand learners with complex profiles and plan curriculum adjustments for inclusive classrooms in early childhood contexts.

Course code: ED34

CRICOS: 116650B

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