28 AprTalking About Environments – Online Symposium
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Environments have a tremendous impact on children’s learning and wellbeing, influencing how they think, feel and behave.
KU’s ‘Talking About Environments’ online symposium features expert speakers who will inspire you to think deeply about environments to reimagine your daily practice.
This series of engaging sessions will empower you to create environments that interest and challenge young children, supporting them to truly thrive and develop.
The online symposium will run from 23 May – 3 June and will feature the following sessions and presenters:
- Talking About Thinking in Outdoor Environments – Janet Robertson
- Designing Indoor Spaces: Considering Aesthetics – Kirsty Liljegren
- Risk, Resilience and Loose Parts Play – Robin Christie
- Becoming Environmentally Responsible: Because We Care – Deb Watson and Fiona Harris
- The Environment and Children’s Relationships – Gianna Black and Megan Dodds
- Environments to Support Cultural and Linguistic Diversity – Elly Nestler
- Welcoming Environments for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Their Families – KU Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Programs Team
Hear what attendees have to say about KU’s professional learning events:
“Inspiring, enlightening and thought provoking. It has given me the knowledge to be better as a teacher.”
“Absolutely brilliant – so many great ideas and tips. Loved every second.”
See, hear and feel the difference that KU Learning and Development can make to your career.
Register for this special event here.
