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EDFD436 Situational Analysis
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Beatriz Medina Porto
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Updated May 7, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
00:24
Chapter 3
00:47
Chapter 4
00:48
Chapter 5
00:50
Chapter 6
00:52
Chapter 7
01:05
Chapter 8
01:31
Chapter 9
02:01
Chapter 10
02:21
Chapter 11
02:23
Chapter 12
02:41
Chapter 13
03:11
Chapter 14
03:36
Chapter 15
03:38
Chapter 16
03:45
Chapter 17
04:14
Chapter 18
04:16
Chapter 19
04:18
Chapter 20
04:21
Chapter 21
04:57
Chapter 22
05:23
Chapter 23
05:24
Chapter 24
05:58
Chapter 25
06:00
Chapter 26
06:32
Chapter 27
06:34
Chapter 28
07:14
Chapter 29
07:15
Chapter 30
07:16
Chapter 31
07:18
Chapter 32
07:27
Chapter 33
07:48
Chapter 34
07:49
Chapter 35
07:51
Chapter 36
08:17
Chapter 37
08:50
Chapter 38
08:52
Chapter 39
08:53
Chapter 40
09:17
Chapter 41
09:19
Chapter 42
09:42
Chapter 43
10:04
Chapter 44
10:06
Chapter 45
10:07
Chapter 46
10:08
Chapter 47
10:11
Chapter 48
10:14
Chapter 49
10:49
Chapter 50
11:27
Chapter 51
11:29
Chapter 52
12:12
Chapter 53
12:13
Chapter 54
13:03
Chapter 55
13:05
Chapter 56
13:48
Chapter 57
13:49
Chapter 58
13:51
Chapter 59
13:53
Chapter 60
13:59
Chapter 61
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Chapter 62
Audio Transcript
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Hello everyone and welcome to assessment to E.
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D. F.
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D. For 36 presentation.
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My name is Beatrice and I am with my partner
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alejandra. Today.
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We will provide a situation analysis from Central Palestinian school
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and we'll be looking for three possible issues.
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First of all, I would like to introduce the content
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and do the acknowledgement of country.
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We acknowledge all the elders past and present and thank
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you for attending.
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We recognize the country north and south of Brisbane River
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as the home of both to brew And the Agra
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Nations. We pay deep respect to all elders past, present
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and future.
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Now we are going to talk about some for belly
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Spain at school, some for Palestine at the school is
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located in 20 acres of living natural bushland.
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In the semi rural san for bali weeks Mountain, It
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is approximately 35 minutes drive from the Brisbane City.
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According to the last census census, to 22,016, there was
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793 people in Weeks Mountain, 1.9 of them are aboriginal
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and Torres strait Iceland people in Weeks Mountains, 72 Percent
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of the people were born in Australia and 90% 92
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of the people speak English at home.
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About uh, the school, some for Palestinian school is combined
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school serving gears, kindergarten to Gr 12, no uniform is
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request. The school has a total enrollment of 413 student.
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The agenda, The agenda is 50% male and 50% female.
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Some for Palestinian school is one of the 37 independent
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school in this area.
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Some for Palestinian school show a range of socioeconomic backgrounds.
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On the picture, we can see that the school has
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different fees, primary secondary and international students, as well as
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for kindergarten programs.
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Economically, some for Palestinian school is the business for educating.
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The school was established in 19 thirties 87 he uses
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WHO regular based on the teaching of rodolphe stainer.
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The basis of staining.
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Education is the philosophy that Children develop has three key
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aspects, thinking, feeling and willing in the cultural.
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According to the school profile, 1% of the student and
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stanford Palestinian school are indigenous student and 70% has an
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other language but grout than english.
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The majority of the students, 888 33% have english as
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a first language.
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Is demonstrates.
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There is a cultural diversity in the community but not
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in a high portion about community.
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The school work to involve parents and the community in
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range of activities such as peaceful festival, parents, graph group
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from Wednesday parents, teacher, evening health for each class.
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Once Burton volunteer jobs in the school seminars and workshops,
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concert dramas, performance and bash a bush dances.
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Something is not government school.
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It is an independent school or private, although some for
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is a private school.
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The early childhood center is approved kindergarten program provider under
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the Queensland kindergarten funding.
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The National Law and Educational and Karaoke to 22013.
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Is there as well?
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The school affairs, a program that it sets the request
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Mint, the requirements of the Y.
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L. F.
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And everything that they do in the curtain garden is
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based on Rudolf Stena.
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Now that we all understand about the contacts that we
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are looking at.
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We would like to talk about the issues found in
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this setting and how that affects the community, the Children,
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the family and the families.
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The first issue is public transport.
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Mhm. Um Public transport is an issue that we found
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during researching about the school and the surrounding area.
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According to the move it, which is the burst line
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used in the more it'll Bay Area.
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There are only three options of time for this issue
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can affect many people involved in this kind of community.
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For instance, families, Children, teenagers, volunteers, community service, pre service
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teaches and the school itself.
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As many parents look for easy access to the Children
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to develop independence.
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If the school and the Department of Transport do not
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offer decent options, the school might not be an option
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for some parents and families.
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The public transport may be classified as a political and
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social issue in Queensland.
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It is compulsory for Children to attend schools at certain
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stages of their lives.
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The Queensland Government provides educational facilities throughout the state in
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areas where it is not feasible for the government to
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provide these facilities assistance with school.
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Transport costs is provided under the school Transport assistance scheme.
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We can see how this affects Children's when looking at
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the Bronfenbrenner bio ecological system to understand and care for
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a child as a whole.
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It is important to understand and analyze a contemporary perspective,
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for instance, the bio ecological system which is visible that
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the system related to the transport issue is the micro
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system that involves the school and the school decisions and
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the ecosystem that involves government agency and school board who
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are responsible in providing and facilitating transport focusing on their
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professional Rohan and responsibility as a teacher is our job
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to advocate for Children's learning and for their opportunity to
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and for the opportunity to belong into a learning environment.
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It's our job as a teacher is to raise Children's
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voice and advocate for the right.
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Having public transport available for Children is a century necessary
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affecting the whole society and community around Sanford.
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The school should be working with the government to provide
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more solutions for this issue.
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For instance, developing community request through letters for the Queensland,
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transferred to offered more routes options during the drop off
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and pick up the second issues is flood race.
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The sun for Palestinian school grounds are somewhat poor nutrients
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lacking vital minerals and drug salt.
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Refering to the more written by a flood weapon.
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Some poor body stayed at the school has a risk
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of high likelihood float and over light float.
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As you can see on the graph, the high likelihood
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flow is represented at light brown and the float and
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overland flood by the yellow with the eggs flood's impact
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on both individuals and communities and have social, economic and
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environmental consequence.
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The experience of the disruption of a natural disaster can
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have an impact on Children's agency intentionally.
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For troll, self regulation and self reflective thickness.
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Children who experience natural disasters such a floating are considering
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one of the most vulnerable groups, social and political.
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They meet the immediate impact of flooding include loss of
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human life damage to property destruction of groups and deteriorate
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deterioration of health conditions owing to waterborne disease, floods can
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also traumatize.
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Students are their families for long periods of time.
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They lose of love when hap did impact, especially on
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Children in Australia floor floods are the most expensive type
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of natural disease.
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The flood.
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Prezi shoot is linked with the the biological system of
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bronze and Brenda.
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And you can see on the table we identify the
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micro system, Families and friends, ecosystem, ecosystem, the role, local
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council, the school and essential service micro system, the government
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and corona system's response and recovered to any race flow
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a teacher, we can be instrumental in helping young Children
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come up and make sure there needs to our meat
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after this period of a traumatic even such a flaw.
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We play several important roles in the life of the
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Children and whatever role we play, we need to form
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a positive relations with Children built on trash and mutual
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respect as a teacher, it is crucial to explore our
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belief about responding to Children appropriate curriculum and pedagogic and
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our perceived role after the flooding of possible florist.
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Additional. It is paramount to make an evacuation action plan
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and compulsory training to prevent and learn how to act
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in this case.
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The 3rd issue found in this situation analysis is the
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academic curriculum offered okay, offered in the early years, as
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Tina mentions in his theory, world of school education is
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not a pedagogical system, but an art.
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The art of awakening what is actually there within the
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human being.
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In the early years, the theories focus on the raising
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and developing a balanced child and prepares the child emotionally,
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socially, physically and spiritually.
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To then prime in the primary school, start developing academic
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skills such as learning alphabet, letters and numbers.
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You this affect um having um early childhood learning experience
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with the other academic and cognitive exploration can make Children's
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future experience a bit challenging.
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We believe that this issue can affect Children's future academic
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journeys, learning challenges when they moved to a different school,
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which will affect the self esteem and self confidence.
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The families can also be affected when having to support
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the Children when agreeing with this educational system system as
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well as academic uncertainty.
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This issue um can be considered as a political and
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cultural as kindergarten has been approved by the Queensland Government
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Government and the Department of Education to meet the kindergarten
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programs, which are designed to meet government guidelines to support
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Children's participation and quality in the early childhood.
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We can also analyze the cultural context related to the
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academic curriculum and the lack of cultural activities emerged on
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the programming.
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The numbers of international students are loud and it affects
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the diversity experiences and cultural awareness is mhm.
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Linking to the theories um Steiner world of early childhood
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approach takes as given the interdependence of physical, emotional, social,
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spiritual and cognitive development.
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It takes account of the whole child, including his or
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her soul qualities, and believes that Children learning flourishes in
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account and peaceful environment.
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Oh by that means not having academic concepts before the
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seven years of age.
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In in the everyday life at school, Children don't have
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access to books and these stories and the stories are
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told by teachers.
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Without the books, posters, images and pictures are not exposed
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around the room.
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Um as a teacher is important to advocate for Children's
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learning an interest to provide Children exploration and investigation in
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different learning areas when analyzing and reflecting the early years
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learning framework belonging being becoming.
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We can see the expectations of documents related to the
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teachers and educators supporting Children's learning, for example, outcome for
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where Children are confident and involved learners in which Children
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develop a range of skills processes such as problem solving,
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inquiry and experts fermentation.
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Mhm. To conclude our presentation, we could explore all these
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problems deeply and we understand how each of them affects
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Children, families, community teachers and especially pedagogical practices.
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On the table, we can see some pedagogical implications in
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which each issue, for instance, the public transport.
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Yeah, the floating and the academic curriculum.
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Finally, this table show some contribution to the issues link
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like connection with the government training and planning, teaching strategies
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and evaluation for Children learning.
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Thank you for listening everyone.
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Thank you.
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