A platform for discussing the importance of early childhood education and its impact on adult life. We discuss how early childhood education is a social, feminist and political field. One which is not to be taken lightly. Written and directed by Early Childhood Educators.
On this week's episode, Kayla speaks with Kelsi Barkved; an educator with a nuerodiversity Kelsi speaks about her experience growing up and the challenges she faced while in school; moreover, she also talks about her experience working as a neurodivergent educator in a sector where while inclusion is something that we strive for with children, we have yet to understand that inclusion must also include the educators.
On this week's episode, Kayla speaks with a former co-educator who after over a decade of working as an educator made the decision to leave ECE altogether
Kayla interviews Sophie Raynor-Grignon who is an infant educator at Youville Centre in Ottawa, Ontario; an organization whose mission is to provide quality childcare for children of young parents so that they may finish high school. Listen as she shares her experience as an educator as well as her passion for helping young parents and advocating for them and their children
In this week's episode, Kayla speaks with Ashely Anderson; Ashley shares her experience growing up in a traumatic environment and how small acts of kindness changed her life. Not only that, but she speaks about her experience as an educator and the need to be more understanding towards people and their mental health
In this episode, Julie Hansen from Inspired ECE joins Kayla as they discuss the difference between product vs process art Listen as they talk about their personal opinions, their reflections and share resources that have helped shape their practice
On this episode, Kayla has the pleasure of interviewing the Minister for the State of Childcare in British Columbia Katrina Chen On this episode, Ms. Chen answers questions that were submitted from the ECE Community
On this first episode of Season 2, I have the pleasure of interviewing my mom Iris Marroquin RomeroShe speaks about her experience not only as a mother in dire need of childcare, but also as an educator herself
On this episode, Kayla has the pleasure of speaking with Alexandra Inman from Vancouver Dietitians.Listen as Alexandra answers some of the most common questions when it comes to children and food like helping build healthy eating habits, introducing new foods and how to support selective eaters
On this week's episode, Kayla has the pleasure of speaking to Ward Nakata. Ward has been in the field of Early Childhood Education for almost 30 years and is currently a Senior Educator in an Infant CenterListen as he speaks about his experiences as a male educator in a predominantly female based sector
On this episode, Kayla had the pleasure of speaking to Aziza who is better known as "Pedagogy Mama"Listen as they talk about what the word pedagogy means, how it's used in curriculum and why it's vital for educators in BC to familiarize and strive to use the newly revised Early Learning Framework in their practice
This is the second part of Episode 13 where we cross over with the Childcare Revolution Pod hosted by Stephanie, Patricia and Tegan who are from Ontario. Listen as Stephanie, Tegan and Kayla discuss what the Early Childhood Education world looks like in both BC and Ontario, how politics and which political party holding office influences the sector and how they are united in their fight towards universal child care for all Canadian families as well as decent living wages for all educators across the country
On this week's episode, we are crossing over with the Childcare Revolution Pod hosted by Stephanie, Patricia and Tegan who are from Ontario. Listen as Stephanie, Tegan and Kayla discuss what the Early Childhood Education world looks like in both BC and Ontario, how politics and which political party holding office influences the sector and how they are united in their fight towards universal child care for all Canadian families as well as decent living wages for all educators across the country This is a 2 part Episode!
On this week's episode, Kayla has the pleasure of speaking to Monica Maddison from Bloom Behaviour
In our first episode of 2021, Kayla speaks to her friend and former classmate Ana Mihajlovic who is a Lawyer by Profession, Mama of a 17 month old and who has a background in Developmental Psychology which focused primarily on children and childhood. In this episode, Ana shares her experience as a new mother during covid and her views on why quality child care is necessary for all children and families.
In this week's episode, Kayla has the pleasure of speaking to Julie from Inspired ECE Julie shares her knowledge shaped by her experience from working in the field for many years; she shares what she has learned, what has shaped her experience and why it is critical for Early Childhood Educators to always continue to evolve and grow
On this week's episode, Lisa has the pleasure of speaking with Ana Valle Rivera who is the owner and founder of Early Years Workshops and Training. Ana's experience both in the field of early learning and as a mother to her children has shaped her want to continue fighting against the social injustice in both Early Childhood Education and Child and Youth Care.
On this week's episode, Kayla has the pleasure of interviewing Morna Ballantyne who is the Executive Director at Child Car Now (Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada)
In this episode, Kayla had the pleasure of speaking to the amazing Provincial Spokesperson for the $10 a day Child Care Plan Sharon Gregson
In this episode, Kayla and Lisa talk about care during the time of covid. What new challenges are educators facing, how the culture of child care has changed, and what can we as educators do to help the children in our care feel a sense of safety in an ever changing world.
In this episode, Kayla and Lisa talk about burn out and their personal experiences in dealing with burnout.
In this episode, we unpack the differences between babysitters and educators. We discuss why calling an Early Childhood Educator a babysitter is problematic, why this title doesn't fit our profession and what we do in the world of early learning.
In this episode, Kayla and Lisa introduce you to ECE, Honestly. We talk about who we are, why we are in the field of Early Childhood Education and overview our upcoming podcasts.
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