In this episode, our host, Bridgitte Alomes, CEO of Natural Pod will be speaking with Maureen Dockendorf, Early Care and Learning Strategic Consultant at the British Columbia Ministry of Education, and Denise Augustine, Director of Aboriginal Education and Learner Engagement at BC School District 79, about how we can weave in different perspectives and worldviews into our daily practice in an educational setting, through a connection to culture, land and people. With play as our biggest teacher we’ll discuss how we should be focusing on early care, before learning. And how the small and ordinary moments, when weaved together, can create such an extraordinary and engaged learning experience.

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