Parent Partnerships – Does compliance influence your practice?

Fay Hadley; Elizabeth Rouse

Parent Partnerships – Does compliance influence your practice?

Fay Hadley, Elizabeth Rouse

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Abstract

Not all families are seeking advice, support or education from early childhood educators. What happens to partnership with families when we view early childhood relationships through different lenses? As early childhood students graduate and early career educators review their first year in the sector, Fay Hadley and Elizabeth Rouse explore this timely question and the implications for relationships and practice.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Spoke -Early Childhood Australia's blog
Publisher	Early Childhood Australia
Publication status	Published - 3 Jan 2019

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