Reflection, Empowerment and Practice in Early Childhood

The whole box and dice or the whole shebang –
The National Quality Framework seen as a whole.
Well-known Early Childhood author
Joy Lubawy’s latest book is about to be released.
It has three Chapters:

1. Reflecting on and growing with the theorists
2. Reflecting on the EYLF Principles and Practices
3. Down to the wire - putting everything together in practice and documentation

136 pages, 66 with colour! Spiral bound – it will lay open and flat for easy use.
The aim of this book is to bring all parts of the National Quality Framework together, and demonstrate ways to use learning story documentation to meet almost all the requirements of the National Quality Standards and Quality Improvement Plan easily and effectively.
This book is also designed to assist and support pedagogical leaders in their new task.
Joy has used her well-known conversational and inclusive style of writing; it is really easy to read, even about complex matters. Once again she writes from experience in the field.
The illustrations and stories feature babies, toddlers, and pre-schoolers; the book is suitable for anyone working with young children of any age.
Joy’s wish is that EC staff grow and become empowered rather than being overpowered by the NQF and all its parts.
This new book is practical and down to earth as well as reflective and philosophical. There are real examples and real stories to relate to. Joy invites the reader to accompany her on a journey, a journey that makes people strong.