Optimising children’s readiness to learn through mediating social disadvantage: Exploring models of best practice
Document Type
Journal Article
Publisher
Early Childhood Australia Inc.
School
School of Arts and Humanities
RAS ID
19969
Abstract
THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE importance of early support for families in increasing their children’s readiness to learn and optimising their developmental outcomes. It reports the findings of the evaluation of the It Takes a Village: Multicultural Early Learning Program, a research project undertaken in 2009–2011 by a research team from Edith Cowan University, Western Australia. The unique model and characteristics of the program are discussed in the context of its role in facilitating children’s developmental potential, through the mediation of social disadvantage of the new migrant and humanitarian entrant families in the south-east corridor of Perth’s metropolitan area.
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Comments
Targowska, A., Teather, S., Guilfoyle, A. (2015). Optimising children’s readiness to learn through mediating social disadvantage: Exploring models of best practice in Australasian Journal of Early Childhood, 40(2), 10-19. Available here.