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Hosted by Affiliated Services For Children and Youth · EN-US · 62 episodes
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The conversations in this podcast will explore current and relevant topics in the early years. Together we will reflect on pedagogy, mentorship, early childhood education, professional learning, child development and parent engagement.
Affiliated Services For Children and Youth hosts Can We Talk?: Conversations In The Early Years, a arts show with 62 episodes published.
Bienvenue au podcast d’ASCY: Can We Talk: Conversations in the Early Years. Nous sommes ravis que vous nous rejoigniez pour l’épisode 62 — merci de faire partie de cette communauté d’apprentissage réflexive. Dans l’épiso
In this episode, ASCY’s Nancy Baverstock is joined by colleague and long‑time collaborator Anna Minniti, pedagogical leader at Little Peoples Daycare in Hamilton, for a thoughtful conversation about transforming staff me
In this episode, ASCY’s Nicole Colterman is joined by Aaron Bailey, Aaron is a certified ADHD Life Coach, educator, and advocate with both professional and lived experience in ADHD and neurodiversity. With over a decade
In this episode, ASCY’s Sue Lepore is joined by Dr. Peter Rosenbaum, internationally respected pediatrician, researcher, educator, and co‑founder of the CanChild Centre for Childhood‑Onset Disability Research at McMaster
In this episode, ASCY’s Sue Lepore chats with Jason Riley, former Hamilton Tiger-Cat, Grey Cup champion, long-time educator, author, and passionate advocate for children and youth. Jason’s story is an extraordinary one:
In this episode, A Conversation About Tools for Life in the Early Years, a social emotional learning approach, is taken from a larger video presentation recorded with ASCY’s Susan Lepore and Negin Zarifian. Together, the
In this special episode, we’re highlighting a unique professional learning and mentoring process called Stepping Side By Side (SSBS). Stepping Side By Side is an innovative, pedagogical approach to onboarding and mentors
In this episode, ASCY’s Amanda Karr connects with Amanda McGowan, an EarlyON Coordinator from Today’s Family, who participated in the Language of Art workshop series and has since become a passionate advocate for art, le
Dans cet épisode, nous allons entendre une conversation sur la documentation pédagogique et ce que cela signifie vraiment pour les éducateurs, les enfants et les familles. Tina Dupuis-Primeau est originaire du Nouveau-Br
Dans cet épisode, elles se penchent sur un sujet important pour les éducateurs : L’environnement dans le contexte des relations. Tina et Nancy discutent comment nos relations avec les enfants et les familles influencent
In this episode, ASCY’s Sue Lepore chats with ASCY’s Amanda Karr about diving into the Language of Art —a thoughtful and inspiring six-part learning series inspired by Ann Pelo’s book. Together, they reflect on how recen
In this episode, ASCY’s Tracy Webster chats with Pauline Walters, Director of Professional Regulation at the College of Early Childhood Educators. In this episode, they dive into a timely and crucial topic for educators:
Dans cet épisode, ils se penchent sur un sujet d'actualité et crucial pour les éducateurs : la supervision professionnelle. Ils explorent les outils et les ressources que l'Ordre a mis au point pour soutenir les éducateu
In this episode, ASCY’s Shari Bell and Tracey Webster sit down with award-winning, bestselling author, speaker, and consultant Monique Gray Smith. Monique was a presenter at our November 2024 Embracing The Early Years Pr
In this episode, ASCY’s Kim Burns sits down with Susan Bennett-Armistead, a renowned expert in early childhood literacy and the author of Literacy and the Youngest Learner. Together, they dive into the vital role literac
In this episode, ASCY’s Paola Hohenadel and Leslie Busija chat with Kerry Drake from Mohawk College about the valuable experience of mentoring ECE students during their placements in early childhood education programs. K
In this episode ASCY’s Sue Lepore chats with Malinda Lockhart, Cassidy Taylor and Jackie Wilson from Imagineers Early Learning Centre in Hamilton about the use of Tools For Life, Early Years Edition. Their program has be
In this episode, Kayla Davies and Christina Viola from the ASCY Lynwood School Age Partnership Program sit down with Marissa Patryshon, an Occupational Therapist from Lynwood Charlton, to discuss sensory-sensitive enviro
In this episode, part of our series highlighting presenters from the May 2024 Embracing The Early Years Professional Learning Day, ASCY’s Nancy Baverstock and Leslie Busija engage in a conversation with Janet Nezon, the
In this episode, part of our series featuring presenters from the May 2024 Embracing The Early Years Professional Learning Day, ASCY’s Shari Bell engages in a deep conversation with Dr. Michael Ungar about how to support
Jason Riley
senior fellow · Wall Street Journal
1 appearance on this show
Monique Gray Smith
best-selling author, friend, and teacher
1 appearance on this show
Emily Richards
freelance food writer, chef, cookbook author, host of the Cook with OC webinar series · Atalanta Track Club
1 appearance on this show
Karen Davis
Co-Founder & Head Dress Wrangler · Clover’s Closet
1 appearance on this show
Drew Dudley
WSJ-Bestselling Author of This is Day One: A Practical Guide to Leadership that Matters
1 appearance on this show
Pauline Walters
College of Early Childhood Educators
1 appearance on this show
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