Child, Carer & Country (CCC)

Modfied: Thursday, July 10, 2008

Learning together

A circle of shared learning for all those interested in young children & their education & wellbeing.

Joins us at the next circle

Date: 26 July 2008

Location to be advised

What are they?

A group of people who:
  • meet together regularly to make changes in how they think and do things
  • use people's different ideas and experiences to solve a common problem
  • deepen their understandings about each other grow new possibilities for their work.
All members equal and are learners.

Why come?

network, get support, create change, share ways to make a difference

What happens?

talking, sharing, learning, listening, painting, thinking, planning, changing

Learning Circles

Focus

Learning agenda

1 Derby

    10th Oct. 2006

What's working, what's not, what needs to change

  • We shared our visions, hopes and challenges for creating culturally respectful early childhood services.

2 Fitzroy Crossing

    24th Mar. 2007

Understanding Identity, Belonging & Learning Together Through Story
  • We shared stories of identity.We painted, we talked and laughed.

3 Broome

    19th & 20th May 2007

Growing strong identites

  • We talked about how children can grow strong identities.We made a toy for children.

4 Broome
    13th October 2007

Where have we been, where to next?

  • Please come to share….Whats happening? Whats changed? What you want to change? How the learning circle can help.

  • Hear the ideas from the new Mobile play Group Teachers: Shaha and Lisa.

5 Fitzroy Crossing

    24th Mar. 2008

Understanding Identity, Belonging & Learning Together Through Story
  • We shared stories of identity.We painted, we talked and laughed.

  • Learning agenda (PDF)

  • Flyer for Learning Circle (PDF)

6 Broome

3 May 2008

Understanding Identity, Belonging & Learning Together Through Story
  • We shared stories of identity.We painted, we talked and laughed.

Funded by the Local Answers initiative under the Commonwealth's Stronger Families and Communities Strategy Programme

HREC 0602998 - University of Melbourne Human Research Ethics Committee Approval Number

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