A podcast discussion highlights declining ECE service quality, with a focus on the need for systemic improvement in teacher training and leadership across early childhood education.
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Well, I guess Aero would say, well, if we provide these reports, this should be lifting, services should be using these to help improve the quality of training, but there's actually no real teeth to these reports at the end of the day, you know, they're made public and hopefully that's a way that services don't want to be embarrassed by having a poor Aero review. But I don't think, I think there needs to be far more than that. We can't leave children's education for their transition into school and their lifelong. meaningful solutions to chance and say oh well some service providers might say oh well a bad review it's fine there's nothing when we're not going to improve because we're still getting people through the door so I do think we need to have a much stronger systemic approach to lifting the professional development of our teachers across museums and ECE and leadership as a real area of that needs improvement.
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publicly shared but lacking enforcement
Kelly Seaburg: Advocates for Early Learning Excellence Chair on the review finding only 53% of ECE centres meet the quality thresholdSocial-media signal on the same topic, drawn from the social lens. Engagement is likes + 2×shares + 3×replies, the same weighting used across the digest cards. View on /social →
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