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- BELONGING, BEING & BECOMING - THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK
- (EYLF) A VISION FOR CHILDREN'S LEARNING
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- BELONGING, BEING & BECOMING - THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK
- (EYLF) INTRODUCTION
- (EYLF) A VISION FOR CHILDREN'S LEARNING
- (EYLF) ELEMENTS OF THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK
- (EYLF) EARLY CHILDHOOD PEDAGOGY
- (EYLF) PRINCIPLES
- (EYLF) PRACTICES
- (EYLF) THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK PLANNING CYCLE
- (EYLF) LEARNING OUTCOMES
- (EYLF) GLOSSARY OF TERMS
- (EYLF) REFERENCES
(EYLF) A VISION FOR CHILDREN'S LEARNING
A vision: All children engage in learning that promotes confident and creative individuals and successful lifelong learners. All children are active and informed members of their communities with knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives. |
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Fundamental to the Framework is a view of children’s lives as characterised by belonging, being and becoming. From before birth children are connected to family, communities, culture and place.
Their earliest learning, development and wellbeing takes place through these relationships, particularly within families, who are children’s first and most influential educators. As children participate in everyday life, they construct their own identities and understandings of the world. Educators engage children in learning that promotes confidence, creativity and enables active citizenship. They celebrate diversity with children and their families, and the opportunities diversity brings to know more about the world. Educators understand children may come from diverse backgrounds and acknowledge this in each child’s Belonging, Being and Becoming.