Breathing Training Lessons for Educators
Welcome to the Breathing Training Blog Series for Australian Early Childhood Educators. Find all the information you need to begin practising conscious breathing with your children.
Title: Breath of Calm: Navigating Emotional Landscapes Through Conscious Breathing
This blog post dives into the profound connection between conscious breathing and emotional resilience for educators and children. By highlighting the breath-emotion link and citing relevant studies, it establishes conscious breathing as a powerful tool for emotional regulation and self-awareness. The downloadable toolkit enhances the reader’s experience by providing practical exercises that promote emotional balance through mindful breathing.
Title- Breathe In, Health Out: Elevating Educator Physical Wellbeing
Elevate your physical wellbeing through the power of conscious breathing. Stay tuned for more insights and resources to enrich your journey towards holistic health and personal growth. #consciousbreathing #physicalwellbeing #earlychildhood
Unveiling the Power of Conscious Breathing for Educators Lesson1
Educator Skills Training BREATHING TRAINING BLOG SERIES Unveiling the Power of Conscious Breathing for Educators Title: Breath of Wellness: Unleash the Potential of Conscious Breathing for Educators Lesson 1 Introduction:Welcome to the transformative...20 Question Breathing Self-Assessment
20 QUESTIONS 20 Question Breathing Self-Assessment This self-assessment will help you evaluate your current breathing patterns and their impact on your overall well-being. Please rate each question on a scale of1 to 5, with 1 being poor and 5 being excellent....
Conscious breathing in early childhood
Impaired breathing is harming children and educators wellbeing and development. Practising conscious breathing with children recognises the important link between breathing and self-regulation.
Lockdown learning. Did it work?
My motto is ‘be humble-keep learning’. I road tested some of the free training available to all Australians during the last 12 weeks of Covid-19. Here is what I did.
Your website as a Live Virtual Classroom
My goal here is to demonstrate how your WordPress website can be upgraded to become your web conferencing and virtual classroom – for very little cost but the time it takes to set it up.
Creating videos for free.
Check out this completely free video I made at biteable.com in minutes. https://biteable.com/watch/play-based-learning-2439334 Play Based Learning on Biteable. ...
10 Fascinating Facts I love about Hypnosis, revisited.
10 Fascinating Facts I love about Hypnosis, revisited. In 2010, I posted an article containing facts about Hypnosis. Looking back at that time, “being mindful” or teaching ‘mindfulness” was quite unheard of, though is in many ways...
The EYLF Learning Outcomes
The early years learning framework Learning Outcomes The Offical: Belonging, Being and Becoming Children have a strong sense of identityChildren know who they are and where they belong. Indicators include: IDENTITY Children are connected and contribute to their...
My native winter garden
It’s a winter garden but there is still a lot going on.
Biodiversity in the back yard
A responsibility is given to Early Childhood Educators to ensure children are learning about nature and animals, our interdependence and connection to earth and all living things. We have a role of teaching children to understand, conserve and appreciate nature, so as to become protectors it.
Cultural Sustainability
Cultural sustainability – is it a thing or is it essential? My stories from an aboriginal medicine woman, healer and why sharing and preserving indigenous knowledge is important.
Nature Play
Nature play is essential for babies and young children’s development. Australia has an abundance of natural beauty, diversity and rich indigenous heritage for children to experience. This is one of my most favourite images: my twin baby nieces enjoying mud play...
Early Childhood Educator – perspective, articles and debates
I challenged myself to gain as much experience, mentoring and learning in the Early Education and Care sector over the summer months.. Aside from an initiation of fire, snot and other unmentionables, my immune system is completely shot and I have been vulnerable to every lurgey floating about.. things are pretty good and the Children are GREAT.